ceteris paribus: How edible is it? :)

[Tamara]

Hi

In my first languge there is a fixed phrase for that and I normally use(d) it a lot, formally and informally.
You know, making some statement, It's often necessary to add "with all other factors or things remaining the same".

As English dictionaries give the Latin phrase for that, I admit that it's a part of English language. As vise versa, for example.
But to me and to my taste ceteris paribus is too much for any spoken language.

Do you use the Latin phrase? Or what fixed phrase do/would you use instead of?
Just what dictionaries give as a translation? (with all other things/conditions/factors being equal)?
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[Conchita]

Yet another new phrase for us (so, no, I've never used it):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceteris_paribus

And, for the use of the phrase in context (plus some examples of the second and third conditionals):