"climatic setting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the local climate or atmosphere of a specific location. For example, "The hot and dry climatic setting of the desert presents many challenges for living organisms."
Climate-Based Daylight Modeling (CBDM) is applied as the assessment strategy with U.S Climate Zone 3 as the climatic setting.
They are not all of equal significance in every climatic setting, however.
Palynologists utilize present-day pollen rain to interpret the climatic setting of pollen records from Quaternary deposits.
The one common factor that links these fans together, regardless of their climatic setting, is the similar plan-view geometry.
Climatic setting was important in controlling species composition, but not species richness.
Furthermore, the UK climatic setting is much cooler than that of native countries where the plants may be employed, yet still affords phytoremediation potential.
According to his publicist, his scheduled shows in Cuba this week were cancelled, and on Friday, his climatic set at the SLS Hotel in Miami rebranded as The Avicii Hotel for Miami Music Week was called off.
These included five radiation sets (namely, insolation incident, diffuse radiation, direct normal radiation and latitude tilt radiation, each measured in kWh/m/day) and seven climatic sets (namely, average, minimum and maximum air temperatures and earth temperature measured in °C, relative humidity in %, atmospheric pressure in kPa, and wind speed at 50 m above ground in m/s).
Analysis of distribution of landslides areas within different age classes suggests that recent/present-day landslide distribution is strongly influenced by the legacy of widespread large and ancient landslides, probably generated within a different morpho-climatic setting.
The performance of the new derived formulas was tested under various climatic conditions using a global climatic data set including monthly data as well as daily data obtained from weather stations.
The high valley around the village is sort of a climatic anomaly: set on dry slopes above a drier plain, it squeezes enough rain from the clouds blown off the Indian Ocean to grow bananas.
