The phrase "a communal setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or space that is shared by a group of people, often for social or collaborative purposes.
Example: "The community center provides a communal setting for residents to gather and participate in various activities."
Alternatives: "a shared environment" or "a collective space".
We would not know evil necessarily if we were the only one alive in the world -- we would not need the definition, hence evil emerges in a communal setting [in this sense, the global human community].
This is also important, as we will see later, because Bradley believes morality is relative to a communal setting, and sees a child's moral development as dependent on membership in a community.
"I found the energy and the focus I needed in a communal setting.
You should definitely watch the World Cup in a communal setting.
Work on your resume in a communal setting and get on the spot feedback from CCE staff, all from the comfort of your hall lounge!
A few looked too much like loners to be comfortable in such a communal setting, while several appeared to be severely fame-obsessed.
Central Park will host an unusual jazz concert in November as the fall foliage reaches its peak: 30 ensembles have been asked to play a collection of standards at different locations around the park, creating a sprawling concert with a communal set list, organizers said.
Thus, it seems that people do not have to 'stay put' to feel they have retained their independence and sense of living in their own home but by moving into housing with care they can benefit from the care, support and social aspects associated with living in a more communal setting.
Several thousand Indians lived on each Jesuit settlement in a kind of communal setting, but one always focusing on the church.
In contrast to this industrial-age solitude of print narrative, the 16th-century verse romances and other episodic books like "The Decameron" were suited for reading aloud — enjoyed in a communal, social setting.
"I was within a foot or two or three of the prisoners in the communal setting, but of course those are the well-behaved ones".
