The phrase "fierce conditions" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to challenging or difficult circumstances or situations. Example: The hikers were unprepared for the fierce conditions they encountered in the mountains, with strong winds and heavy snow making it difficult to reach their destination.
A shark has washed up on Lennox Beach this morning, following fierce surf conditions.
During World War II, he designed round, efficient tin houses for the U.S. Army that were intended to withstand fierce weather conditions and were easily transported.
From encounters with predators to fierce ocean conditions, the natal migration is a testing time and it's estimated that survival across the entire natal year is around 60 percent.
Writer notes that there was no way to predict that Ninninger would turn into a fierce soldier under combat conditions.
The Bangladeshi government has faced fierce pressure to improve conditions for the nation's four million garment workers since the Rana Plaza factory building collapsed in April, killing 1,129 workers.
The exhausted English pair crawled over to hug each other as the unexpectedly hot conditions and fierce racing took their toll.
These were a glorious hotch-potch of contradictions: idealism bounded by pragmatism; generosity spiked with shrewd self-interest; internationalism conditioned by fierce national pride.Politicians in Washington should find the day-to-day chores of world leadership entirely palatable.
The conditions, with a fierce breeze blowing clay around the court, made for an error-strewn match, but Robson coped well on her first appearance at the Foro Italico.
The fierce fighting and desperate living conditions have sent 30,000 Syrians fleeing to Jordan in the past month, with thousands more entering Lebanon and massing on the border with Turkey — accelerating a flow that now totals 650,000 people who have fled and another two million displaced inside the country.
