"highly regulated environment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or setting where there are strict rules and regulations in place. It is often used in formal or professional contexts, such as in business or government. Example: "Employees in the pharmaceutical industry must adhere to strict guidelines and standards in order to operate in the highly regulated environment of drug development and production."
"In a more highly regulated environment, scale becomes more important".
His businesses have thrived in a highly regulated environment in part because of his remarkable ability to mold the rules to fit his needs.
Robert Ewald, president and chief executive of E-Stamp, said that "operating in a highly regulated environment, combined with the change in valuation models of Internet companies, were key factors" in the decision.
Manufacturing takes place in a highly regulated environment, which imposes many constraints on design and strategic planning.
"The hard part for Apple to enter the space is that they have never really worked in what is a highly regulated environment," Reimer says.
Since filamin proteins are present in most cell types, any effects on current densities may be masked in our overexpression (transfected cell) system, but such effects could be profound in the highly regulated environment of photoreceptor cells.
To succeed in this highly regulated and politicized environment, it is essential for education publishers not to become embroiled in controversy".
These experiences proved precious when she started to work in the highly regulated biopharmaceutical manufacturing environment.
The main impediment to AirAsia's continued expansion, as with other low-cost carriers, is the region's highly regulated and expensive operating environment.
Like the ports, JetSuite must operate within a highly regulated, complex and unpredictable environment, managing factors such as fluctuating customer demand, regulatory and operational constraints, resource maintenance, changing fuel prices, staffing schedules, and of course unpredictable weather.
These contributions are considered in the context of highly regulated large-scale manufacturing environments, where legacy (e.g. automation controllers) and emerging instrumentation (e.g. internet-aware smart sensors) must be supported to facilitate initial smart manufacturing efforts.
