The phrase "a clean setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment that is tidy, organized, or free from clutter, often in contexts like hospitality, events, or personal spaces.
Example: "The restaurant prides itself on providing a clean setting for its customers to enjoy their meals."
Alternatives: "a tidy environment" or "a neat atmosphere."
"Prior work has found that a clean setting leads people to do good things: Not engage in crime, not litter, and show more generosity," researcher Kathleen Vohs said in a post on the association's website.
This way, we were able to demonstrate increased PG synthesis and higher PG content in cartilage not only in a clean setting introducing cartilage damage with IL-1 but also in a spontaneous OA model.
Don't cover up your inability to play by only playing along with death metal CD's on full volume, practice unplugged from time to time or with a clean setting to make sure that your technique is perfect and not just a load of noise with distortion.
One company that turned to Xerox for a solution was Philadelphia-based Aramark Corp. Aramark rents out work uniforms to 450,000 businesses across the country, picking them up each week, cleaning them and delivering a clean set.
Imagine traveling back to Victorian England — only with vaccinations, a wad of cash and a clean set of ruling-class garb.
I typically decline to share the passwords but for quite some time I have wanted to provide a clean set of data to share with the world," he wrote in a blog post this week.
Randall Weisneburger, the chief financial officer, said a review of Omnicon's balance sheet by new auditor KPMG endorsed the belief that the business had a clean set of books.
Hsieh's message is finally being taken in by Chinese shoe companies who realise that coming up with original designs is the only way to show a clean set of heels to the competition and make your shoes stand out from the billions made here every year.
"Went to the Sydney International Rowing Regatta this morning with a view to watching some of the heroes and heroines of Etonian Dorney 2012 showing the Aussies a clean set of blades, only to discover that the international finals are tomorrow, and today is an Australian schools regatta.
And given a clean set of data, what curve do we fit to it?
