The phrase "affluent environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or context that is characterized by wealth and abundance, often referring to areas with high socioeconomic status.
Example: "The affluent environment of the neighborhood attracted many luxury brands to open their stores there."
Alternatives: "wealthy setting" or "prosperous surroundings".
The poorer students benefit from the more affluent environment.
This was my first time in both an affluent environment and living on my own.
However, in an affluent environment, the same pro-inflammatory response leads to increased mortality.
However, all individuals exposed to an affluent environment do not develop the disease.
Type 2 diabetes develops as a consequence of a collision between thrifty genes and a hostile affluent environment.
When the adaptive response to starvation during the fetal period is mismatched with exposure to an affluent environment later in life, it can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes in adulthood.
This data demonstrates that pro-inflammatory alleles rescue their carriers of excess mortality in adverse environmental conditions leading to survival probabilities that are comparable to those in affluent environments, and thereby creating selection pressure.
These results are consistent with the hypothesis that chronic sub-clinical intestinal inflammation is a greater problem in relatively poor rural infants in contrast to those living in a relatively affluent urban environment.
Ms Brady grew up amid affluent surroundings.
In the light of the current confounders the found results may be more characteristic of children developing in more affluent prenatal environments.
They also surveyed two populations in different social environments in Scotland and showed that social environment (affluent vs. deprived) was the strongest predictor of dental attendance, and that dental anxiety was negatively associated with attendance.
