The phrase "offer conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the specific terms, requirements, or circumstances that must be met in order for an offer to be accepted. Example: "The company's job offer was contingent upon certain conditions, such as passing a background check and signing a non-disclosure agreement."
It is not uncommon for defendants who do not permanently reside in the UK to have to offer conditions to ensure they are allowed out on bail.
To offer conditions with a high tool load, the investigations are focused on an incremental gear forming process with a simple one-wedge forming tool.
We offer conditions on semipositone function such that the boundary value problem,,,,,,,, has at least one positive solution, where is a time scale and is continuous with for some positive constant.
"We went to great lengths to offer conditions that the Rhodesian régime might find acceptable... ...... the ZAPU leader writes, "...but Smith would not budge".
The local chromatin environment can offer condition-specific functionality to the existing TFBSs in a set of promoters.
A breakdown in sanitation in a city, for example, offers conditions favourable for an increase in the rodent population, with the possibility that diseases such as plague may be introduced into and spread among the human population.
For each type of water impact offers conditions and formulas for conversion in dimensionless form for the subsequent calculation of wear indicator.
The introduction of membrane culture systems, e.g. the Transwell™ system (Corning, NY, USA) offers conditions reflecting the epithelial barrier more closely.
However, A. gambiae offers conditions far from optimal, with negligible levels of LD (r 2 ~ 0.05 within 1 kb [ 10, 11]), and nucleotide diversity at least an order of magnitude greater than that found in human [ 12].
We have found that when you offer certain conditions to people, they tend to be compliant".
Robinson and Lemieux did not offer those conditions as an excuse.
