"pluralistic environment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation or setting where there is diversity and a variety of different perspectives and beliefs. Example: "Our company promotes a pluralistic environment where employees from different backgrounds and cultures can share their ideas and contribute to our success."
In addition, fair governance demands that the Palestinian nation be represented in a pluralistic environment.
The November 6 general elections "took place in a pluralistic environment and were administered in a professional manner," the report states.
But the assessment was generally positive, describing Moldova as an "overall pluralistic environment, offering voters a distinct political alternative and meeting many of the O.S.C.E. and Council of Europe commitments".
The surge in lawsuits amounts to "a serious threat to democratic development, which may undermine the efforts of the past 16 years to rebuild a tolerant and pluralistic environment in Cambodia," the United Nations human rights office in Cambodia said in a statement in June.
Our discovery of multiple paths within the commercial knowledge process, occurring in a multi-referent, pluralistic environment challenges the radical contextualisation of science 'mode 2' message, which purports to observe a significant lowering of the boundaries between science and industry and society, or even the demise of the said differentiations and boundaries.
It is in a pluralistic environment where this becomes complicated.
"Behavior that would be completely O.K. in a genuinely pluralistic media environment is very much less O.K. in a market where you have such a dominant position," he said in an interview.
And while the other purposes for that aid -- to perpetuate a pluralistic educational environment and to protect the fiscal integrity of overburdened public schools -- are certainly unexceptionable, the effect of the aid is unmistakably to provide desired financial support for nonpublic, sectarian institutions.
Students, staff and faculty come together to create a vibrant, diverse and pluralistic Jewish environment.
While that is no doubt true, it applies to persons and groups that see violence as a legitimate tool but misses the mark when applied to non-violent critics, particularly proponents of a pluralistic, democratic environment and/or forms of Islamic governance that challenge monarchical autocracy.
While international literature on rural retention is expanding, there is a lack of research on relevant strategies from pluralistic healthcare environments such as India, where alternate medicine is an integral component of primary care.
