"playing environment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the physical or social setting in which a person or group engages in playing activities. Example: The daycare center provides a safe and stimulating playing environment for young children to learn and explore.
Energy-conscious design of gymnasium daylighting can contribute to significant energy savings and improve users' playing environment.
Linear mixed effects regression models were used to address the relationship between gameplay characteristics (time of play, play context, playing environment, social play) and PA at each time of the day.
I wanted to be at home in New Jersey, liked the playing environment in Western New York, yet needed to be assured that I would see meaningful playing time.
"I don't think there are many clubs with such a positive training and playing environment," he told the club website.
The recording or playing environment will also affect the acoustic characteristics of the waveform; though that is not exclusive to a musical piece and can also manifest itself with isolated notes.
It happened for me with Elite: Dangerous, and not even misty-eyed nostalgia from playing the 1984 classic has tempted me back in after realising the Galaxy sized playing environment is 90% devoid of anything meaningful to do or achieve.
It is undisputed that the work environment plays a crucial role in this regard.
To combat the problem, Sega.com, the online-entertainment company founded by Sega Enterprises Ltd. in Japan, created SegaNet just for the dial-up-modem game-playing environment.
"We don't say you can't develop here; it's a pay-to-play environment.
"Yellow Pages has always been a pay-to-play environment," Mr. Stoppelman said.
Due to a manufacturing problem, the EnviroSafe Baby Bubble Play Environment renders itself unopenable once the safety hatch is locked.
