The phrase "a panel setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment where a panel discussion or presentation takes place, often in conferences or meetings.
Example: "The conference featured a panel setting where experts discussed the latest trends in technology."
Alternatives: "a panel discussion" or "a panel format".
To my knowledge only paper that establishes exogeneity in a panel setting is Aterido et al.
This estimate, derived from a cross-section, may well diminish if re-estimated in a panel setting and is surely subject to diminishing returns.
In a panel setting, this study assesses the degree to which FDI functions as a vehicle for innovation as proxied by scaled local resident patent applications.
The Council for Regulatory Reform, a panel set up by Mr. Koizumi in April, has been just as ineffective.
On 27 May 2016 solicitors for Mark Gettleson informed us about the outcome of an investigation conducted by a Panel set up by The Liberal Democrat Regional Parties Committee.
As a result of American and European pressure, a panel set up by Mr. de Rato called on China to end its currency interventions earlier this year.
A panel set up by President Idriss Deby of Chad has accused Mr. Habre's administration of 40,000 political assassinations and 200,000 torture cases.
A U.N. official said a panel set up to investigate abuses in Libya would probably take up the matter of Gaddafi's death.
At the center of the Velella drama is the Local Conditional Release Commission, a panel set up to ease overcrowded conditions in the jails in the days before crime started falling.
The high point for new math advocates came last October, when a panel set up by the United States Education Department endorsed 10 constructivist math programs as "exemplary" or "promising".
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Lumina Foundation are financing a panel, set up by the College Board, to recommend changes to the Pell grant program.
