The phrase "a lab setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or context where scientific experiments or research take place.
Example: "The researchers conducted their experiments in a lab setting to ensure controlled conditions."
Alternatives: "a laboratory environment" or "a research setting."
It is difficult to rear silver flies in a lab setting.
To further test their findings, the researchers also studied decision-making using a simulated expedition in a lab setting.
He eventually approved it on the condition that it be executed in a lab setting so that Teddy would be in a leadership position, guiding the volunteers.
As Fox Sports executive Ed Goren said at the time: "It's one thing to look at an enhancement in a lab setting.
So we know a sleep placebo can work when it's delivered by a knowledgeable source using fancy equipment in a lab setting.
All of these correlations were observed in a lab setting with filtered substrate and no competition; though none were significant in the field.
Data was collected through two eye-tracking experiments, one in a grocery store using wireless eye-tracking equipment, and another in a lab setting.
The agency has yet to analyze the impact of dispersants mixed with oil and instead just tested the application of eight types of dispersants to marine animals in a lab setting.
In study 2, participants (N = 98) followed the same procedure as study 1, but they were allowed to view the experimental materials online, rather than in a lab setting.
This system has been successfully used to track people in indoor environments, people and cars in outdoor environments, fish in a tank, ants on a floor, and remote control vehicles in a lab setting.
Finally, I measured flow patterns on the Great Barrier Reef at scales relevant to settling coral larvae, and then exposed coral larvae to a replication of these flow patterns in a lab setting.
