"loose environment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a place or situation that has a relaxed atmosphere or attitude. For example, "The company encourages creativity by providing a loose environment for employees to brainstorm solutions."
"What I see, even outside my teammates, is that it's a very loose, liberal environment.
He went from regimented Duke, with every day planned to the minute, into a looser environment, with millions of dollars in his bank account and more free time than hobbies with which to fill it.
That will mean more dubious research, but could also create more interest in the stocks of smaller firms and a profitable mechanism to take them public.Collectively, all these rules will create a looser environment for raising equity.
We have a loose clubhouse environment.
"Local governments and small businesses all hope for a loose policy environment," said an official at the central bank who asked for anonymity because the official was not authorized to speak to the news media.
'But this isn't a dinner party, it's the board of a public company and they have some responsibilities that they don't seem to understand.' Denton said: 'This board was created largely in the 1990s in a loose ethical environment, where these individuals were joining a company in which the controlling shareholder was their friend and dinner companion.
Yes, because confinement can never provide sows with opportunities for important behaviours, and choices in relation to her own well being – this can only be achieved in a loose housing environment.
Or the City can go it alone and operate in a much looser regulatory environment, which will please hedge funds and bankers keen to avoid an EU-imposed cap on bonus payments.
This paper reviews lying down and rolling behaviours in sows and their association with piglet crushing in loose housing environments.
