The phrase "all sorts of settings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a variety of different environments or contexts in which something can occur.
Example: "The software is designed to work seamlessly in all sorts of settings, from small businesses to large enterprises."
Alternatives: "a variety of environments" or "various contexts".
Stand up in all sorts of settings all over the state".
"In some areas, there are group meetings; in others, you'll get oneto- ones in all sorts of settings - GP's surgery, town hall, pub.
Fanuc makes a wide range of industrial robots, which are used in all sorts of settings, from auto factories to electronics and food production facilities.
Pocket Informant is powerful, letting you tweak all sorts of settings like the color of each type of calendar event and which day the week begins with.
Children obviously need sedation, in all sorts of settings: they break a limb, they have a cut, they need to be sedated for an MRI scan, whatever it is.
Many apps will want access to all sorts of settings on your device by default, which you may not be aware of and which you will have to manually manage with each new app installation and update.
Three years ago, building on models started by the orchestras in Kansas City and St . Louis it established Reach, a program that puts orchestra members in all sorts of community settings around the state.
To operate innumerable other iDrive features -- including the audio, climate and navigation systems, the built-in phone and all sorts of programmable settings for the locks, the lights and the like -- you use the disk on the armrest, called the iDrive controller.
Also of note is what Olympus calls Perfect Shot Preview, which lets you fiddle with all sorts of camera settings while viewing pictures on the LCD: too dark, lighten it up; white balance awry, adjust to your satisfaction, etc.
This would open a Pandora's box of all sorts of precedent-setting and legal issues.
They used media no one had ever thought of using in animation: the sequence where the sub takes off from the Pier and appears to travel rapidly through all sorts of live-action settings, including a park where a statue of a military man astride a horse appears to tip his hat to you, was all done using postcards.
