"sleeping conditions" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the circumstances or environment in which one sleeps. Example: The hotel offered luxurious sleeping conditions, with a plush king-sized bed and soundproof windows to block out the noisy city streets.
A typical paragraph addressed sleeping conditions: "My wife and I sleep in a double bed.
Sleeping conditions on these bases were also rough, especially in winter.
I went to Saratoga for the first time, and sleeping conditions were pretty rough.
After the uproar about his treatment, including public criticism from the State Department's top spokesman and the United Nations' top torture expert, military officials moved Private Manning in April 2011 from Quantico to a new prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., where he has not faced the same restrictions on clothing, sleeping conditions and conversation with other inmates.
Although most residents felt that sleeping conditions improved after the barrier was built, most important negative reactions are the loss of sunlight and visual impact.
Think ahead about sleeping conditions.
Therefore, a questionnaire-based study on headache profiles and sleep conditions of nurses was conducted to evaluate the association of sleep quality and primary headache.
The first study day served to let subjects become accustomed to sleep conditions in a research setting.
High-potency marijuana increased body sway similarly across sleep conditions.
Following training, the animals were assigned to one of three sleep conditions (REMSD, tank control, or cage control).
Exercise training resulted in improvements in these measures under normal sleep conditions, but exercise tended to elicit no effect or to exacerbate the effects of sleep restriction.
