The phrase "a known environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a familiar or established setting or context, often in discussions about research, technology, or social situations.
Example: "In a known environment, researchers can better control variables and obtain reliable results."
Alternatives: "a familiar setting" or "an established context".
This paper presents a survey about recent methods that localize a visual acquisition system according to a known environment.
The method can be used in combination with a path planner for flying collision-free in a known environment.
Such information can also come from detailed channel modelling for a known environment.
It appears from the review that patients and carers perceived having greater comfort and confidence within a known environment than within hospitals and clinics.
11 Some limited data suggest that residents and carers may prefer acute care be delivered in the RACF setting, with a known environment and staff and without the need for ambulance transfer to and from the ED.
For a sensor system, in a known environment with known landmarks, the location and the orientation are usually straightforward to estimate with good accuracy.
The proposed approach is designed to stabilize the formations in desired shapes, and to navigate the group into a final position in a partly known environment with dynamic obstacles.
We address the problem of controlling a mobile robot to explore a partially known environment.
This component requires automatically verifying that the software constructed by the mission designer when executed in a partially known environment will adhere to the performance guarantee.
Then one can reduce the problem of the unknown environment to a problem with known environment.
In method 1, HR was determined by auscultation with a phonendoscope in the evening with no other activities in the stable, thus securing a calm and well known environment for the horses.
