'in a dry condition' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a physical state of something, such as an environment or material, that has little or no moisture. For example, "The desert sand was in a dry condition."
Valves incorporating this novel technology can be stored in a dry condition and do not require rinsing before use.
In some management systems it is advantageous to shut off feed and water at night to help maintain litter inside buildings in a dry condition.
The CLSM mixtures showed a self-destruction characteristic due to the formation of ettringite, while it showed stable strength development in a dry condition.
Test results show that the fatigue life of the composite slabs in water leakage is significantly lower than that of the slab tested in a dry condition.
Small-scale coupons obtained from both types of GFRP profiles were exposed to a Mediterranean range of thermal variations (−5 °C to 40 °C) for up to 190 cycles in a dry condition.
Single lap bonded joints were produced with two commercial polymeric adhesives – epoxy (EP) and polyurethane (PUR) – and exposed to a mild (Mediterranean) range of thermal variations (−5 °C 40 °C) for up to 350 cycles in a dry condition.
Conductivity measurements have been made on PVC DOPP membranes containingdissolved CaI2 in both a wet and a dry condition.
Surface materials should be spread and graded when in a relatively dry condition.
Embryonic brains were embedded in 3% low melting point agarose (Fisher Scientific), rapidly cooled down, sectioned at 300 μm and cultured on MILLICELL-CM 0,4 μm inserts (PICMORG50, Millipore) in a semi-dry condition at 37°C and 5% CO2 for the needed time.
This electrode showed a good stability during experiments and after storage for a long time in dry condition.
The survival time of the reconstruct in wet condition is less than 10% of that in dry condition under a given applied hip contact force.
