"imposition of conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which a person or group of people has to comply with certain regulations or requirements. For example: "The imposition of stricter conditions on lenders was necessary to protect consumers from unscrupulous practices."
"Put simply, because any increase in net global greenhouse gas emissions was a matter of speculation, there was no need for or utility in the imposition of conditions".
In 2000 the European Commission approved the creation of GlaxoSmithKline, then the world's biggest drug company, with 7.3percentt of global sales, but only after an in-depth investigation and the imposition of conditions.
Similarly, no mention is made of Britain's introduction of "control orders" this March, which allow for the imposition of conditions tantamount to house arrest on the basis of suspicion only.
Based on the specific facts presented here, I conclude that Mr. Pryor's actions warranted imposition of conditions on his entry into the N.F.L., namely, that he serve the same five-game suspension that he had previously agreed to while at Ohio State".
Just in case the bank didn't get the message, Visa's letter warned of "significant financial penalties including the imposition of conditions" if the bank failed to comply.
Use of artificial boundary conditions to solve these problems effectively implies imposition of conditions, which do not necessarily match with the solutions required for the interior of the domain.
In addition, as B-spline basis functions pose favorable properties such as (i) easy to construct to any arbitrary order/degree, (ii) have partition of unity property, and (iii) can be easily designed to pose the Kronecker delta property, the shape function construction as well as the imposition of boundary conditions can be incorporated efficiently in the present method.
But Mr Mugabe rejected the imposition of any conditions on how the land reform should be carried out.
We see the imposition of bail conditions to curtail protest further; hundreds restricted from attending protests, although the majority never face a charge.
Last week saw a reportedly "intense" meeting at the central bank's Frankfurt headquarters as some countries lobbied for the imposition of tougher conditions.
Such laws typically involve three elements: (1) identification of a type of environmentally harmful activity, (2) imposition of specific conditions or standards on that activity, and (3) prohibition of forms of the activity that fail to comply with the imposed conditions or standards.
