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They give a necessary and sufficient condition for natural classes of radial weights. The condition says that \\(f\\) should belong to an appropriately defined \\(\\mathrm{BMO}\\)-type space. We shall describe the main result in detail and explain the notation. The case of standard weights (see the explanation below) was studied in [\\textit{J. Pau} et al., Indiana Univ. Math. J. 65, No. 5, 1639--1673 (2016; Zbl 1448.47042)]. For a radial weight \\(\\nu\\), the symbol \\(L^{q}_{\\nu}\\) stands for the space of all (equivalence classes) of complex-valued measurable functions \\(f\\) in \\(\\mathbb{D}\\) such that \\[ \\|f\\|_{L_{\\nu}}^{q}=\\Bigl{(}\\int_{\\mathbb{D}}|f(z)|^{q}\\nu(z)\\,dA(z)\\Bigr{)}^{1/q}<\\infty. \\] For a radial \\(\\omega\\), the weighted Bergman space \\(A_{\\omega}^{p}\\) is the subspace of \\(L_{\\omega}^{p}\\) consisting of all holomorphic functions in \\(L_{\\omega}^{p}\\). The symbol \\(P_{\\nu}\\) stands for the Bergman projection induced by the weight \\(\\nu\\), \\[ P_{\\nu}(f)(z)=\\int_{\\mathbb{D}}f(\\zeta)\\overline{B_{z}^{\\nu}(\\zeta)}\\nu(\\zeta)\\,dA(\\zeta),\\ z\\in \\mathbb{D}, \\] where \\(B_{z}^{\\nu}\\) are the reproducing kernels of \\(A_{\\nu}^{2}\\). When \\(\\nu\\) is a radial weight, then \\(A^{2}_{\\nu}\\) is a closed subspace of \\(L^{2}_{\\nu}\\). The weight \\(\\nu\\) belongs to the class of radial weights in \\(B_{q}=\\bigcup_{\\eta>-1}B_{q}(\\eta)\\). Here, \\(B_{q}(\\eta)\\) denotes the class of all weights \\(\\omega\\) such that the Bergman projection \\(P_{\\eta}\\) induced by the standard weight \\((\\eta+1)(1-|z|^{2})^{\\eta}\\) is bounded on \\(L^{q}_{\\omega}\\), \\(11\\) such that \\[ \\hat{\\omega}(r)\\leq C\\hat{\\omega}\\Bigl{(}\\frac{1+r}{2}\\Bigr{)},\\ 0\\leq r<1, \\] where \\(\\hat{\\omega}(z)=\\int_{|z|}^{1}\\omega(s)\\,ds\\) (this is assumed \\(>0\\)). If there exist \\(K=K(\\omega)>1\\) and \\(C=C(\\omega)>1\\) such that \\[ \\hat{\\omega}(r)\\geq C\\hat{\\omega}\\Bigl{(}1-\\frac{1-r}{K}\\Bigr{)},\\ 0\\leq r<1, \\] then \\(\\omega \\in \\mathcal{D}\\). The space \\(\\mathrm{BMO}(\\Delta)_{\\omega,\\nu,p,q,r}\\) consists of \\(f\\in L^{q}_{\\nu,\\mathrm{loc}}\\) such that \\[ \\|f\\|_{\\mathrm{BMO}(\\Delta)_{\\omega,\\nu,p,q,r}}=\\sup_{z\\in \\mathbb{D}} MO_{v,q,r}(f)(z)\\gamma(z)<\\infty. \\] For \\(00\\). If \\(\\nu \\in \\mathcal{D}\\), then \\(\\mathrm{BMO}(\\Delta)_{\\omega,\\nu,p,q,r}\\) does not depend on \\(r\\) for \\(r\\geq r_{0}\\). Theorem 2 in the paper says that, under the same assumptions that \\(1