The phrase "quiet background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or environment that is calm and free from noise or distractions.
Example: "The artist preferred to work in a quiet background, allowing her creativity to flow without interruptions."
Alternatives: "calm setting" or "peaceful environment."
Even drab-color birds improve the landscape, like plants grown as a quiet background.
Gloucestershire libraries service insists the sound is "quiet background music" and can be turned down if it is disturbing people.
There was quiet background music, a traditional melody called "Falling Flowers" about the death of a hero.
Track 4 is a slowed rendition, overlaid with a moderately heavy buzz; Track 6 includes an overlaid quiet background buzz, while a mild buzz resonates in Tract 7.
He used original beats rather than samples to create complex syncopated rhythms and complemented them with quiet background rapping or obscure sounds, such as a whinnying horse.
I can't help but wonder if these white-noise devices are bad for hearing-impaired persons who need a quiet background to better understand what is being said.
The health effects of quieter, background noises and "hums" such as the one heard in Bristol are also less clear, although they can certainly cause discomfort and annoyance.
Because of this quieter background, I thought that the small speakers built into the laptop would be adequate for listening to the movie soundtrack.
What about the CME's and Coronal holes, do you think that we should be be able to better determine influences on the environment as these events occur against a quieter background or do you know of any current studies that might find this period advantageous to expanding our knowledge of Sol?
A quiet day background of 27 October was subtracted from the 28 October data to get this difference plot in Figure 17.
"For many otherkin, it's a quiet spiritual background to their lives, and not something that they can ever switch off".
