When the conditions are all established,
I found that when conditions are met, the word "establish" can be used as a verb as the above example.
Other than "establish", when I write in technical documents, what verbs can I use?
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3"When the conditions have been met," or "When the conditions have obtained," or "When the conditions have been satisfied"– DyingIsFunJan 26, 2016 at 22:23
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2In a technical document, I use "fulfilled". But, "satisfied" or "met" are also appropriate. "established" conveys the idea of an evolution of the conditions, from an unestablished state to a state where conditions are met.– GraffitoJan 26, 2016 at 22:40
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@Silenus Thank you very much. I couldn't come up with these words.– sevenOfNineJan 27, 2016 at 4:28
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@Graffito Thank you very much. I also did not come up with "fulfilled". Also thank you about the meaning / usage of "established".– sevenOfNineJan 27, 2016 at 4:29
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I prefer
When all the conditions are met
or
When all the conditions are satisfied
I would recommend the latter if you are writing something about mathematical logic.
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Thank you very much. I did not come up with "satisfied". I am thinking to use this for document related to coding / software. Jan 27, 2016 at 4:30