define the conditions
specify the conditions

The production and manufacturing of wine in Europe is subject to clearly defined conditions.

It means not leaving action until the conditions defined by the limit and threshold values as 'poor' have already come about.

Business strategy games are intended to enhance students' decision-making skills, especially under conditions defined by limited time and information.

The first 92 articles constituted the general part of the Code, defining different terms, conditions, and penalties.

His consummate concern is the human condition, defined by the social and environmental issues that surround it.

Now we've defined pre-existing conditions, the question remains: How is a condition like this going to affect my health care coverage?

Anisocoria is a common condition, defined by a difference of 0.4 mm or more between eye's pupils.

So how do you define average meteorological conditions in the context of tidal prediction?

He said certain import restrictions should be allowed to continue under what he called "specifically defined" conditions.

They must not contain medicinal substances, must be used under clearly defined conditions and for a short period only.