The phrase "a buoyant setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or atmosphere that is cheerful, lively, or uplifting.
Example: "The party was held in a buoyant setting, filled with laughter and music that made everyone feel at ease."
Alternatives: "an uplifting environment" or "a lively atmosphere".
Saturday night closed with a buoyant set by Grimes, the art-minded electro-pop singer — also Canadian — who has one of this year's best albums, "Visions" (4AD), and whose mewling has evolved from irritating to entrancing.
Having been charmed by the first offering this summer, a buoyant, 1940s-set production of "The Comedy of Errors," I am excited to see the second, which begins Tuesday: a new musical adaptation of "Love's Labour's Lost," featuring songs written by Michael Friedman, the house composer of the enterprising young company the Civilians.
"Drink more wine!" festival host George Lopez repeated from the stage on Saturday after a buoyant early set from Honduras-born Garifuna artist Aurelio Martinez.
— Mr. Moore revisited the hall to play a long and positively buoyant set.
He opens the second act leading a buoyant production number set to "I Love a Piano". (The colorful, spangly sets are by Anna Louizos). With less to do, Ms. Patterson is, well, there.
He opens the second act leading a buoyant production number set to "I Love a Piano".
John Scott, the music director at St. Thomas, conducted from the continuo organ, setting a buoyant pace for the somber introduction.
Most crucially, it would cede to Comcast more control over America's high-speed internet, a buoyant business that is set to be the future conduit of content delivery, but one in which Comcast already faces less competition than in pay-TV.
A sliced backhand by Nadal, which drifted narrowly wide, helped give a buoyant Djokovic a 2-0 lead in the second set.
Hope Boykin presented a buoyant Odetta in her physical incarnation as the activist/singer setting her profound voice to motion.
