The phrase "a regional setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific geographical area or context in which events occur or characters exist, often in literature, film, or research.
Example: "The novel is set in a regional setting that reflects the unique culture and traditions of the area."
Alternatives: "a local context" or "a geographical backdrop."
"You only get good policy outcomes if you have people from a regional setting around the table.
Mr. Redman repeated the Administration's position that it would negotiate with Nicaragua only after "serious discussions" were under way with the contras, and only in a regional setting with the four other countries that have signed the Central American peace accord - Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Costa Rica.
Fig. 1 A graphical representation of a transesterification bioenergy system, showing two biodiesel plant concepts in a regional setting.
A negative synergistic effect was found between IL-2 and Hi in a regional setting.
This systematic review identified ten elements necessary for integrated primary/secondary health care governance across a regional setting (Table 4).
A regional setting with only a part time physiotherapist (less than one Full Time Equivalent (FTE)) is one such example.
The results show a wide range of conservation status among a regional set of populations in the study species.
- You state that local businesses would rather sponsor a club in a regional set up instead of a national one.
Finally yes you do have stop comparing us to England and wales, playing numbers in England are much higher which allows them to have a regional set up whilst retaining a good competitive level.
A metacommunity is a regional set of communities connected by dispersal (Leibold et al. 2004).
●Could some alternative U.S. strategic commitment provide a more enduring and less reckless arrangement for neutralizing the potential Iranian nuclear threat than a unilateral initiation of war in a combustible regional setting?
