The phrase "as a good setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an environment or context that is favorable or appropriate for a particular situation or activity.
Example: "The park served as a good setting for our picnic, with its lush greenery and peaceful atmosphere."
Alternatives: "as an ideal backdrop" or "as a suitable environment".
Here MBAs should be at an advantage, as a good set of courses in business analytics should expose them to multiple tools for pulling good information out of a mess of data.
The upshot: These apps are far from perfect, but given that they cost about half as much as a good set of balls, they're well worth the money.
"We know what a good cricketer he is, he's also a good asset in the field as a good set of eyes and ears," Croft added.
Closing, he wrote that there was a sense that "something was missing from the proceedings", but commented that the episode "serves as a good set up for the two-part climax of season four".
We would also like to point out that the methodology described here can be employed to design classifiers based on results from kits other than the PanBio kit or in-house assays such as the one in the Rio method, as long as a good set of standard primary and secondary reference samples is available.
Knives are an investment as a good set can last many years (20 to 30 years or more) so it is best to choose one will last and work well for you as well as making cooking far easier and more enjoyable.
The closest one for KVP40.0146 HE was nrdC.11 (KVP40.0153; 88930.89970), but it was still too distant to be a neighbor of KVP40.0146 to form a good setting as the T4 mobC/D/E.
Finally, the Food & Drink Group, which operates 33 bars and owns the Henry J Bean's and Jamie's brands, rose 11.5p to 283p as it posted a good set of first half results.
Hurricanes head coach Paul Maurice heralded him as a player with "a good set of hands and a really good hockey IQ" during his first stint in the NHL.
