The phrase "a setting that gives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an environment or context that provides a particular experience or quality.
Example: "The garden was a setting that gives a sense of tranquility and peace to all who visit."
Alternatives: "an environment that provides" or "a backdrop that offers".
Mr. Wheeldon's friend Ian Falconer, the children's book author and sometime set designer, suggested the project because he wanted to build a set that gave an audience a view of both backstage and on.
In addition to everyone receiving an address, we're also rolling out a new setting that gives people the choice to decide which addresses they want to show on their timelines.
Now LinkedIn confirms to TechCrunch that "This is a new setting that gives our members even more control of their email address on LinkedIn.
Thai Nam Phet 296 Route 46 East, Rockaway (973) 627-8400 VERY GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- A simple, generic highway setting that gives no hint of the pleasures within.
This is the first qualitative describing study enrolled in a GP out-of-hours setting that gives in-depth insight into the motivations, expectations and experiences of parents when they visit a GP out-of-hours with their febrile child.
In some ways, it was Chamberlain's influence, his friendship, that made Ruklick comfortable in a black setting, that gave him a greater understanding of African-American culture.
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It will include a sleep mode setting that gives parents the ability to limit viewing time.
The expansion sets are released in a three-set block starting in October, typically with a large initial set (that gives its name to the block) and then two smaller follow-ups at three-month intervals.
