The phrase 'a proprietary setting' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something is kept exclusive or not generally available. For example, "A new software tool was developed in a proprietary setting and is not yet available to the public."
An alto saxophonist with a clear but burly tone and a proprietary set of strategies for improvisation — full of gulps and leaps, odd constructions and angular attack — Mr. Berne can be identified just as easily by his compositional style, which somehow skews both discursive and direct.
The company will put together a proprietary set of about 100,000 of these single nucleotide polymorphisms, says Venter.
When Wilson finally took the computer plunge, it used a proprietary set of search commands, irking multidatabase users.
Using a proprietary set of 'signals,' Copious allows sellers integrate information from profiles on Twitter; other marketplaces like eBay; relevant product forums; personal blogs; and more.
That means annual revenue of £1.25 billion ($2 billion)." Even though customers currently need a proprietary set-top box to read its digital signals, Hochhauser is insistent that Video Networks is platform agnostic.
MYDAS then runs a proprietary set of algorithms to analyze multiple data points from the device, carrier and app to statistically determine, on an anonymous basis, the likely unique user of the device and the app requesting the ad.
Stitch Fix has created a proprietary set of technology and tools that lets its small team be much more efficient, bringing the cost of personal styling much closer to earth.
As Rob Szumski, Tectonic product manager at CoreOS pointed out in a company blog post announcing the new version, public clouds offer lots of benefits around ease of use, but they can end up locking you in, in some cases to a proprietary set of tools.
The DNA was amplified using the Stenotrophomonas kit provided by Bacterial Barcodes, which contains a proprietary set of primers for repetitive elements common among Proteobacteria.
The Neste process (NexBTL) deoxygenates fatty acids to yield alkanes and propane (i.e. no fatty acid esters or glycerol are produced) in a catalytic hydrogenolysis process using a proprietary set of catalysts.
