The phrase "an integrated setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment where different elements or groups are combined or work together cohesively.
Example: "The school aims to provide an integrated setting where students of all abilities can learn and grow together."
Alternatives: "a unified environment" or "a cohesive context".
The state had said that residents of adult homes — about 12,000 people statewide — already lived in an integrated setting.
While deinstitutionalization may play a role, it is the community's refusal to house people with mental illness in an integrated setting that caused the current crisis.
That's still in their local district and it combines general ed with special ed and vision services in an integrated setting".
Determined to raise their two daughters in an integrated setting, the Burches had been impressed while house hunting that white neighbors had waved to them, a black couple, from their lawns.
Raul Gonzalez, director of legislative affairs and education policy at the National Council of La Raza, a Latino advocacy group, said that black and Hispanic parents did not necessarily say "I want my kid to be in an integrated setting".
Things are so upbeat, in fact, that their two-room office can feel like an idealized refuge from the real world: it is an integrated setting in a still-segregated-feeling town, and while the Orlando economy staggers, resources and donations at 200 North Denning Drive flow freely.
Now, Novell will also be able to offer an integrated set of offerings.
Doctoral participants pursue their research interests through an integrated set of training activities.
University Services provides an integrated set of services throughout the campus community.
This paper presents an integrated set of innovation taxonomies for firms and sectors.
We employ an integrated set of techniques including single cell analysis, mathematical modeling, genomics, structural studies, and in vitro assays.
