The phrase "a messy environment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a physical space or situation that is disorganized or untidy.
Example: "The artist's studio was a messy environment, filled with paint splatters and scattered brushes."
Alternatives: "a chaotic setting" or "a disorganized space."
We cheat more, for instance, when we're in a messy environment — one that has more signs of socially deviant behavior, like litter, graffiti, and other rubble.
The study published in Science this year claimed that white people became more likely to "stereotype and discriminate" against black people when they were in a messy environment, versus an organized one.
The investigation by the three universities is ongoing and should ultimately investigate more than 150 papers that Stapel has co-authored, including a paper published earlier this year in Science on the influence of a messy environment on prejudice.
This research proved that a messy environment leads to more creative thinking.
It's true that some creatives thrive in a messy environment, but they really are in the minority.
Indeed, cleanliness and tidiness have been shown to promote legal and moral action, while a messy environment appears to do the opposite.
Working in a clustered and messy environment has the ability to keep you distracted and in most cases, create negative energy.
The paper reported on a study finding that a messy physical environment promoted stereotyping and discrimination.
The results, published online this week in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, indicate that a messy cellular environment isn't necessarily a deal-breaker for the radical-pair theory.
While paying attention to the equipment of the nanodevice for the transport and molecular recognition for the delivery, they have to face the challenges posed by the messy environment of the body.
