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Free sign up"the preconditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any set of specific conditions prior to something else taking place. For example, "In order for the project to move forward, the preconditions must be met."
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the preconditions
noun
A requirement which must be satisfied before taking a course of action.
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"That period created all the preconditions for dictatorship.
Contemporary scholars have little explored the preconditions of genocide.
"The preconditions of revolution exist in the UK, and most western countries.
Or stopping the preconditions for any such war to happen again.
This distance between formal rights and the preconditions necessary for their exercise is a key problem.
In these cases, the challenge is to identify the preconditions for gentrification.
Among the preconditions are not just economic performance, but better structures of government and more openness.
But what are the preconditions to make that kind of a statement boldly?
"He's told one of the preconditions is he has to tell the Mitchell commission," Hardin said.
Nonetheless, the preconditions for such a disease did in fact exist in Ötzi," Dr Zink said.
Lovestone replied that America lacked the preconditions for communism, such as feudalism and aristocracy.
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