'its conditions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the conditions of something specific, such as a contract. For example: "We had to reject the offer due to its conditions."
It publicly renounced its conditions – and even said it would work to cancel Haiti's entire debt.
For the United States to accept its conditions, however, it had to be ratified by Congress.
Wafou's licence was taken away by Norwich City Council after Norfolk Police said it persistently breached its conditions.
The ECB will ask the International Monetary Fund to help it monitor country compliance with its conditions.
Its conditions are cumbersome, and make it hard for First Nations to attract outside business and income.
The course has always been praised as a formidable layout, but its conditions were hardly pristine and many weekend golfers avoided it.
Strive to understand its conditions.
War has its "conditions of time," and peace does, too.
Google said that its conditions would prohibit transfer of the device to another person.
We have always indicated to the court we would comply with any of its conditions".
In 1971 the American Bar Association said that its conditions were "medieval, squalid and horrifying".
