The phrase "a neutral setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment that is unbiased or impartial, often in contexts like discussions, experiments, or social situations.
Example: "In order to gather accurate data, the researchers conducted the study in a neutral setting, free from external influences."
Alternatives: "an impartial environment" or "a balanced atmosphere".
This also prevents the pattern from becoming too dominant in a neutral setting.
To create a neutral setting that will appeal to a broad range of tastes, some sellers use home stagers.
Their trademark hairstyles -- tortured, spiky crests of dull black thatch -- looked overdone in such a neutral setting.
The typical background for tragedies was the palais à volonté (literally "palace to order"), a neutral setting without particularized details.
It displayed dozens of rocks in a neutral setting like Western-style sculptures but it also ganged them together, large and small, like sale items in a boutique.
The program helps ease court backlogs and gives nonviolent fugitives a chance to resolve their court problems in a neutral setting.
It's not a neutral set of leaks.
"Engine maps need to give good traction, so this is a race we'll work particularly closely with the chassis engineers to get a neutral set up". Pirelli will provide the teams its medium and supersoft tires.
The phenomenalism of Mach and the early Russell was expressed in a position called neutral monism, according to which both psychological and physical concepts are viewed as logical constructions on the basis of a neutral set of data of immediate experience.
Thirteen minutes in, following a characteristically energetic chip and chase from the England wing Jack Nowell that forced Hogg to seek sanctuary behind his own goal-line at the cost of a five-metre scrum, Vunipola found enough go-forward off a neutral set-piece to set up a close-range try for his fellow Saracens forward George Kruis.
The primary aim of ColdQuanta's hardware is, Anderson says, to create a "neutral" set of atoms that all have identical properties of the ones next to them.
