The phrase "a controlled setting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an environment or context that is regulated or managed in some way, often for research or experimental purposes.
Example: "The study was conducted in a controlled setting of a laboratory to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a regulated environment of" or "a managed context of".
Experiments were conducted on a commercially available lithium bromide water absorption chiller under a controlled set of operating conditions.
Factorial experimental design was used to construct a controlled set of experiments in which the effect of varying the operating parameters was measured.
They can purchase a controlled set of items in approximately 70 retail outlets in the city.
But the company says the driver will only become a passenger under a controlled set of circumstances.
Apple, meanwhile, is the master at expensive design to a large extent because it has perfected the art of making software tailored for a controlled set of hardware and vice versa.
Human genome-wide expression data from a controlled set of normal-healthy tissues is used to build a confident human gene coexpression network avoiding both pathological and technical noise.
Considering all these problems and knowing the interest of having a reliable normal human gene coexpression network, we have undertaken this task selecting human genome-wide expression microarrays from a controlled set of different normal tissues to build a confident human transcriptomic network using several statistical and computational methods.
Data from the ENCODE cell lines is the product of a controlled set of experimental and analytical protocols.
To ensure that the identified named entities correspond to a controlled set of vocabulary, we map them to concepts from the UMLS database.
For example, the Systems Biology Ontology (SBO) (Courtot et al., 2011) provides a controlled set of classes to describe the structure and dynamics of networks of biochemical reactions, or any process described by a set of coupled equations.
