"charming environment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It describes a place or setting that is pleasant, attractive, and appealing. Example: The old town of Santorini offers a truly charming environment with its narrow, winding streets and whitewashed houses overlooking the blue ocean.
On the site of a former London pub, there's a new restaurant that serves heritage-breed meat (butchered in-house) and sustainable fish carefully purchased from trusted farmers and fishers, with interesting wine and cocktails, in a charming, friendly environment.
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Charming, charming, charming\" by NPR.
Laid atop her remarkable setting between hills and bay, less consistently fine but at its best no less charming, is the built environment of Berkeley.
The iconic red British telephone box is transformed into a magical underwater world, full of exotic and brightly coloured fish in an unexpected and charming addition to an urban environment.
Margaret Lyons of Entertainment Weekly praised the episode, comparing it positively to previous episodes "Casino Night" and "Booze Cruise": "not as heavy or emotional, certainly, but still a chance to see our Dunderheads in a charming and demonstrative not-quite-work environment".
"As unromantic as the environment sounds, it was all very charming," she said.
People of various ages, experiences, prejudices, and talents are stuck together, whether in a goofy redoubt for charming losers (as with the television series "The Office") or an environment for conniving strivers (Trollope's "The Three Clerks").
"I was getting aware the environment has to be do something," he said in his charming, accented Hunglish.
They're at once charming and mysterious, relaxed and vivacious, like the never-entirely-gentle Rio environment that produced them.
