The phrase "ad hoc setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or arrangement that is created for a specific purpose or task, often on a temporary basis.
Example: "The committee was formed in an ad hoc setting to address the urgent issues facing the community."
Alternatives: "temporary arrangement" or "specific context".
Also, in[18] a multicast protocol called 'Fireworks Routing' is presented, for use in a general, non-DTN, multicast wireless ad hoc setting.
So when considering all of these factors, we can conclude that our MAC scheme is candidate worthy of consideration in proactive channel access in an ad hoc setting similar to the one the schemes we tested on.
Node mobility and node cooperation in a mobile ad hoc setting have been considered already in Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTNs) [26, 27].
a Recall that the role of the router in an ad hoc setting might be played by virtually all nodes in the network.
An important feature of the proposed algorithm is that it uses the same type of thresholds for all the slices of the scan, not an ad hoc set for each image.
The shape index is based on an a priori classification of curves, involving an ad hoc set threshold for change.
They were ad hoc set to a length of 500 ms to enable comparisons of the current data and prior results regarding the CPS in single sentences [ 12, 15].
Multisignatures extend standard digital signatures to allow an ad hoc set of users to jointly sign a message.
He has, it turns out, attracted an array of individuals from outside prison who, though they deplore his murderous past, have become friends, acquaintances and in some instances a kind of ad hoc set of assistants.
It is shown that pure-strategy equilibrium allocations relative to any ad hoc set of feasible mechanisms are supported by pure-strategy perfect Bayesian equilibria relative to the set of menus.
This paper also shows that all equilibrium allocations to any ad hoc set of feasible mechanisms are supported by correlated equilibria relative to the set of menus, where a state is a probability distribution function over payoff-relevant variables.
