The phrase "examine the condition" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to describe something that needs to be inspected or looked at more closely. For example, "The specialist advised that we examine the condition of the engine carefully before making any repairs."
Regular examinations will continue to examine the condition of the wall.
Two groups of Education Department officials visited the Roosevelt School District earlier this week, one to examine the condition of Roosevelt Junior-Senior High School, which the department had been told was in serious disrepair, and another to review the district's finances.
Borden said scientists from a variety of agencies and institutions had been working for years on the 500-page technical document, the purpose of which is to examine the condition of the bay and the trends with data on 24 environmental indicators.
In this study, the corrosion behaviors of carbon steel and stainless steel are investigated for water-saturated CO2 system to examine the condition of CO2 injection wells in CO2 sequestration and enhanced oil recovery (EOR) operations.
This study utilized SPOT satellite images from different periods as raw materials and combined geographic information system (GIS), normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI), and related statistical analyses to examine the condition of the ecological environment at the main terrestrial attractions of Kenting National Park in Taiwan.
Next, we examine the condition for which the optimal selling price exists and is also unique.
Eventually, almost certainly, a distinguished bipartisan commission will be convened to examine the conditions that led to the catastrophe of Sept. 11.
Researchers at the centre will examine the conditions necessary for corruption to thrive, and which measures are most effective at minimising corruption within different cultures and governance structures.
Here we examine the conditions under which PCD increases the efficacy of microbial bet-hedging by creating generational turnover, resulting in increased phenotypic diversity.
