The phrase "a proper environment for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or appropriateness of a setting for a specific purpose or activity.
Example: "Creating a proper environment for learning is essential for student success."
Alternatives: "an ideal setting for" or "a suitable atmosphere for".
The novel abc class provides a proper environment for unifying several contradictions on IS/ML model in the economic literature.
To make sure the spirits turn up, Simon Singh's got to provide a proper environment for me occult talents; namely by coughing up seventy thousand quid.
The language was telling, though: the presentation said the camp was built to provide a "proper environment" for "this category of society".
Multifunctional constructs providing a proper environment for adhesion and growth of selected cell types are needed for most tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications.
Much of the talk centered on Mr. Kitchings's enthusiasm and his ability, as a former executive at the Cola-Cola Bottling Company, to withstand the vicissitudes of the business and create a proper environment for artist and audience alike.
Your Aug. 8 news article on Hebrew National's plans to move the bulk of its operations from Queens to Indianapolis didn't address the most significant aspect of this development: New York City's inability to create a proper environment for certain kinds of manufacturing businesses.
"A proper environment is crucial for kids to learn".
In 2015 voters will have the opportunity to restructure the Parliament – maybe elect enough Green MPs for a proper Environment Secretary – Green MP Caroline Lucas, for example.
He is now responsible for them having a proper environment in which to do their jobs, and that will include making sure that … [the] elimination of Don't Ask, Don't Tell is fully implemented".
"There's lot for them to fight about - in a proper environment.
Select a proper environment.
