The phrase "formal conditions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific requirements or guidelines that must be met in a formal setting or situation. Example: The job offer was contingent upon meeting certain formal conditions, such as a background check and drug test.
No persuasive reason appears for artificially engrafting upon the statutory terms excessively formal conditions.
Finally, we examine and prove formal conditions that hold during the incremental construction of BKBs.
Performances under such formal conditions, at least those I've seen, never seem to generate the same gut thrill delivered by that first fully staged production.
For a discussion of the formal conditions set out by the IAU for a body to be a dwarf planet, see planet.
It could also become an insidious way of stopping Turkey from joining the EU (Turkey might meet the formal conditions of entry but not count as culturally European).
American and European antitrust regulators on Monday approved Google's acquisition of the cellphone maker Motorola Mobility without formal conditions, paving the way for the search giant to compete directly with its new archrival, Apple.
In another formulation (6 380 81) he says that right concerns universality as a formal condition of freedom while virtue concerns a necessary end beyond the mere formality of universality, thus appearing to tie the distinction to the first two formulas of the categorical imperative in the Groundwork.
Because boasting is a formal condition of the epic form.
But she did not make that a formal condition of her bequest or provide funds to restore the house to habitability.
But this concern has not been made a formal condition of the pullout, according to one person familiar with the situation, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to comment on sensitive policymaking.
Results showed that subjects exhibited a slower speech rate, a lower mean pitch, less intensity, less shimmer and less jitter and an increase in H1 H2 in the formal condition.
