The phrase "a collective setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or context where a group of people come together for a common purpose or activity.
Example: "In a collective setting, collaboration and teamwork are essential for achieving shared goals."
Alternatives: "a group environment" or "a communal context".
In terms of feedback quantity, protocols that combine directive questioning with a collective setting are best.
In this novel intervention, parents are not only given opportunities to discuss and make decisions for the school, but positive feedback is structured from a teacher-facilitator who consistently "validates" the parents' views in a collective setting, in order to boost parental efficacy.
The targeting issue has been investigated in a collective setting (see Blundell et al. 2005; and Cherchye et al. 2012) as well as in a non-cooperative setting.
A third committee was then formed "to define a collective set of expectations" and structure, Magnanti said.
Cancer is a term used to define a collective set of rapidly evolving cells with immortalized replication, altered epimetabolomes and patterns of longevity.
Coordination refers to the integration of different parts of an organization or different organizations in supply chain to accomplish a collective set of tasks and to achieve mutual benefits.
Inclusive Minds – a collective set up by Beth Cox and Alexandra Strick that exists to campaign and speak up for all kinds of diversity – organised the conference to bring key book folk together, to help support real commitment and look at how things had changed in the eighteen months since the first event.
The provoked attitudinal values and their persuasive functions are then analysed in detail, and considered in terms of their cumulative functions in the flow of discourse in each text and as a collective set of editorials.
Mihi is the president of the Au-delà des Mots [Beyond Words] group — a collective set up to help the victims' families.
Organizational culture represents a collective set of expectations, definitions, and memories that characterize how things happen in an organization.
Results from CNVnator and Pindel were combined to obtain a collective set (union) of unique CNVs with different start or end coordinates.
