The phrase "a diversity of settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various environments or contexts in which something occurs or is applicable.
Example: "The study examined a diversity of settings, including urban, rural, and suburban areas, to understand the impact of the program."
Alternatives: "a variety of environments" or "a range of contexts."
He always wanted "Mass" to be experienced in a diversity of settings, formal and informal.
Moreover, she has conducted research on trafficking and persons facing the most significant social, economic, and health challenges in a diversity of settings including Australia, China, Egypt, Guatemala, India, Liberia, Nepal, Kazakhstan, the Philippines, South Sudan, Taiwan, and Thailand.
This is a particular challenge for guidelines intended to be applicable in a diversity of settings.
Further studies, with larger sample sizes distributed across larger, more heterogeneous populations in a diversity of settings will be required to determine whether these results are reproducible and broadly applicable.
Further study across a diversity of settings is necessary to better evaluate this.
The introductory lessons were trialed in at least 28 classes, with students representing various levels of science background and interest, and in a diversity of settings.
Therefore, study settings were purposively selected to demonstrate the effectiveness of the CCSAS Multimedia Training Tool in a diversity of humanitarian settings, health facility levels, and geographical regions.
Within the Frontiers of Innovation network, researchers, practitioners, and community members co-create and evaluate new ideas in a diversity of project settings.
JCHAI has developed a model with a diversity of residential settings and job skill training so that people with disabilities can have choices, jobs, dignity, and independence.
These analyses are being undertaken in an increasing diversity of settings, often having a binary outcome.
While the adoption of Social Innovation (SI) in the governance and policy domain has fueled a rapidly expanding scholarly literature, this field has become characterized by conceptual ambiguity and a diversity of definitions and research settings.
