"regular condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe a situation or state that occurs often and is expected to continue. For example, "She lives in her regular condition of financial stability."
So for example, this is called the symmetric regular condition, where regular means deterministic.
The observed times and numbers of iterations are backed up by the regular condition number estimates.
Masochism may be a regular condition of Cubs fandom, but even so, no player in the recent history of the team has broken more hearts than Wood.
Thirdly, we analyzed road risk for pedestrian evacuation considering different situations: current condition, regular condition, and optimal condition; the risk distribution maps were drawn to directly show the risk level.
"It is well known that hyperemesis gravidarum often recurs and, until further notice, to allow the duchess a degree of privacy during her pregnancy, we do not intend to offer regular condition checks or advise of routine developments associated with it".
In this part, the strictly regular condition on the matrix A is crucial.
In the 4 regular conditions, subjects pressed a particular button repetitively across trials.
Under some regular conditions, theoretical properties of the proposed estimators, including consistency and the oracle property, are established.
On 1 October, more than 2 million voters (43% of the electorate) voted for independence, but that consultation was not held in regular conditions.
"You don't want your reflexes dulled at all in icy and snowing conditions, and what people continued to do in icy and snowy conditions is drive the same speed as posted for regular conditions," said Superintendent McMahon.
Data recorded in situ under regular conditions are combined with data obtained from finite element simulations of more extreme environmental and operational scenarios, and both are input into the training process of machine learning algorithms for damage identification.
