"former circumstances" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It would usually be used to describe the state of something that existed in the past. For example, "The former circumstances of the company made it difficult to obtain funding."
The former circumstances, though exceptional, do nevertheless exist". Id., at 818, 96 S.Ct., at 1246.
Under the former circumstances, trophy hunting could become unsustainable.
In the UK, inner cities are also likely to be the first port of call for migrants and as with migrants to other cities, many with general health problems influenced by former circumstances, such as exposure to conflict and war, persecution or poverty [ 5, 6].
Second, under the former circumstance in step 1, the cluster delivers a MERGE_REQ message to the target and opens a timer while the value of WaitPossibility is set to 0.9 which will be decreased over time.
For example, in the Grizzly Bear/Target Match cases, it can be granted that it is clearly more important to S that the gun shoot straight in the former circumstance than in the latter, but, taking the Target Match Case as an instance in which S's practical concerns are minimal, is it so clear that S can acquire knowledge?
In the former circumstance, we classify the disorder as a 'respiratory acidosis'.
The former circumstance may explain why [SP] was not an important regressor in the multivariate analyses (Tables 3, 4 and 5).
The silence of the former, under the circumstances, is a pregnant fact.
It was common at the time for Stalin and the government to swiftly change course and condemn former officials for circumstances they themselves set in motion.
Many politicians have appeared as guests on the BBC program, and in some circumstances, former MPs such as Boris Johnson and John Prescott have even hosted the show.
In countries of the former Soviet Union, different circumstances apply.
