The phrase "a laboratory set up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the arrangement or organization of equipment and resources in a laboratory setting.
Example: "The researchers spent several weeks designing a laboratory set up that would facilitate their experiments on chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "a lab configuration" or "a lab arrangement".
It's in a laboratory, set up so that researchers can analyze every game played, reality show watched or commercial skipped.
The team was then ordered to take samples immediately to a laboratory set up in Iraq to test for chemical weapons.
A laboratory set up was designed and a study on the influence of the concentration of the photocatalyst, the pH-value and the structure of the amine performed.
We designed a laboratory set up to be as similar as possible with previous studies and trained wild caught marsh tits Poecile palustris to store and retrieve in this set up.
The indices have been tested using data measured in a laboratory set up where a commercial daylight-linked control system, working not close to an ideal one, is installed and has been evaluated for different end uses, operating schedules, control strategy (dimming and ON/OFF) and daylight conditions.
The FLPSS and PIDPSS have also been experimentally implemented using MATLAB/Real-Time Windows Target toolbox software on a laboratory set up to model a simple power system of 1 KVA machine connected to an infinite bus through a transmission line.
Mineralization of phytosanitary effluent with this solar eco-technology was tested with a solar laboratory set up for a few tens of litres.
Culturing was carried out in a field laboratory set up in a house or health dispensary in the villages in which samples were collected; a modular field hood made from Plexiglas and metal was used to avoid contamination.
In 1956 he went to work in San Diego for General Atomic, a subsidiary of Gen. Dynamics, a civilian laboratory set up to make creative use of nuclear energy.
Dr. Gambetti is a neuropathologist at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland and director of the National Prion Disease Pathology Surveillance Center, a special laboratory set up by the nation's pathologists and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention four years ago to watch for the disease in the United States.
He has a new laboratory set up in Rockefeller University hospital.
