The phrase "settings type" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used in the context of computer or technology settings, to refer to different types or categories of settings for a particular application or device. Example: "You can customize the font and layout in the settings type of 'display options'."
In the box marked Extra settings, type "atm0" (without quotation marks; be sure to use a zero as the final character).
Much greater variability among children within care settings was observed than among care settings type.
However, it is important to remember that on the beachfront tend to be denser (Type 1 and 2) than other geographical settings (Type 5 and 3), with the massive presence of multi-family buildings (a barrier of tall buildings on the beachfront).
Willingness to pay varied across population, country income settings, type of specimen collection, and type of approach.
Settings type 1) Medical and pharmacy insurance claims; 2) General Practice case records with linked pharmacy records; 3) Survey of General practitioners; 4) Nationally representative sample survey of all ambulatory care visits including hospital clinics.
Patients were recruited according to various socio-economic characteristics (age, gender, profession, family structure, health status), and non-academic GPs according to various practice settings (type of area, number of collaborators, training practice).
Know how to set it up, know the different settings, types of stitches.
Unless you change the default settings, typing in one dimension for width will automatically adjust the height setting.
The eight sites were selected to represent a variety of locations, settings, types of facilitator (health professional/breastfeeding counsellor) and length of time they had been running.
Indeed, the diagnostic categories for pediatric insomnia are labeled as "limit-setting type" or "association type," meaning, respectively, that parents aren't setting limits for bedtime behavior or that children rely on parents to soothe them to sleep.
Mr. Dodge was equally enthralled with Ms. Paulson as she told him about her love of bookbinding — hand-setting type on an old Vandercook press and making books with hand-sewn bindings.
