The phrase "cluttered environment" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe any physical (or even metaphysical) space that is full of clutter, and thus appears disorganized. For example, "The cluttered environment of the hoarder's house made it nearly impossible to walk through the rooms."
They find it impossible to work in the messy, cluttered environment that humans cope with easily.
It is to Ms. Pill's and Ms. Falco's great credit that they never seem entirely at home in the cramped, cluttered environment they share (designed with sociological exactitude by Rachel Hauk).
(d) Cluttered Environment.
Figure 2 Snapshots of four different types of seabed: (a) flat seabed, (b) sand ripples, (c) rocky seabed and (d) cluttered environment.
Recognition, identification and classification of persons moving in a vegetation cluttered environment using ground surveillance Doppler radar systems have a number of applications including security, military intelligence and battlefield purposes.
Moreover, we anticipate that the selective perceptual grouping processes we have identified will prove to be important in daily life, as humans need to identify relationships between multisensory events encountered within a complex, cluttered, environment.
However, Cooper's Hawks had the highest rate of regular head movements, likely to enhance visual tracking of objects in a visually cluttered environment by quickly shifting the image between the right and left central foveae.
The current study sought to expand upon the existing literature by manipulating clutter to examine whether the presence of a cluttered environment affects information processing.
"In a very cluttered environment, we feel like these will help us break though the clutter," Ms. Keates said.
Bearded and a little shaggy, he seemed at one with his cluttered environment.
"For a Minimalist," she added, "he lived in a cluttered environment".
