The phrase "a coherent environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or context that is logical, consistent, and well-organized, often in discussions about workplaces, learning spaces, or ecosystems.
Example: "To foster creativity and productivity, it is essential to create a coherent environment where ideas can flow freely."
Alternatives: "a cohesive setting" or "a unified atmosphere".
Up to now a tool-kit is not available to systematically support the VLSI design task in a single coherent environment and along a seamless design flow for various digital semiconductor-technologies.
In this paper, we assume that agents individually face abductive or inductive tasks in a globally coherent environment, and we show that general mechanisms can be designed that abstractly regard both cases as special instances of a problem of hypothesis refinement through propagation.
One could be eaten by a snake in an exact replica of one's bathroom that is, in a real, spatially coherent environment.
This primary visual information is assumed to be combined in higher level visual regions located in inferior temporal cortex, yielding complex representations thought to underlie the perception of a rich and coherent environment.
"Melding different technologies into one coherent environment, by supplying a suite of tools to route, debug, manage, monitor and secure applications, lets organizations focus on their software without worrying about the complexity of the underlying environment".
A metacomputer was referred to as a network of computers forming a coherent computing environment having the looks of a single computer.
The central Ministry of Health should create a coherent policy environment, spearhead strategic planning and ensure availability of resources for implementation at lower levels of the health system.
The central Ministry of Health needs to create a coherent policy environment, spearhead strategic planning and ensure availability of resources for implementation at the lower levels.
As Pérez-Barreiro explains in the Radical Geometry catalogue, Torres García believed that "an artist should craft a coherent lifestyle and environment as a prototype of a new social model".
