The phrase "a managed environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or system that is organized and controlled, often in the context of technology or project management.
Example: "In a managed environment, resources are allocated efficiently to ensure optimal performance and security."
Alternatives: "a controlled setting" or "an organized framework."
An object-oriented information model is a means to represent various entities in a managed environment.
It's all done in the cloud instead in a managed environment.
The idea of a managed environment for deep learning isn't necessarily new, With the Azure ML Studio, Microsoft offers a highly graphical experience for building ML models, too, after all.
The intention was to generate extra revenues and create a managed environment for improving service quality.
Any perimeter creates a "managed" environment, but the commitment to natural ecology here is strong.
The challenge for any photojournalist covering a modern presidential race is how to capture the essence of a candidate in such a tightly managed environment, when the campaign is trying to retain control over his or her public image.
But translating a scientific discovery – an often hyper-specific technology created in a carefully managed environment – into the real world, tends to fall short at the point of finding a problem which the science can effectively solve.
"We're going to have an easier roll-out with a more managed environment," says Kaidesoja.
0NBH said: "This article talks a lot about the rural lower class, even the rural underclass, but the root of that is that rural Britain has long suffered from chronic underinvestment, and a slow transformation from a worked and managed environment to a playground for the rich.
In a tightly controlled project, it may be possible to ensure attendance and prevent staff from undertaking additional private practice, but in a less well managed environment, a low level of PBI might not fully achieve either goal.
IRT offers hosting services in a secure, centrally managed environment for School of Medicine departmental servers.
