'unified setting' is an correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an environment that is unified in its elements or design. For example, "The restaurant was decorated with a unified setting of modern furniture and contemporary artwork."
Multiple setting largely died out during the Renaissance, when dramas began to be acted in a unified setting amid scenery that was perspectivally drawn and movable.
Expert centres provide a unified setting for high-quality care and research (Henry et al. 2011; Vieta 2011).
The micro-scale model structure allows PEP behaviors which appear to be distinct to be represented within a unified setting.
The unified setting explains the universal macroscopic emergence of fractional motions, and predicts according to microscopic-level details which of the four fractional motions will emerge on the macroscopic level.
Third, it has powerful symbolic mathematical capabilities, so that students can be shown both mathematical and numerical solutions in a unified setting.
Socrates' particular deployment of this general strategy suggests that good actions are those that sustain the virtuous soul (443e) and that the virtuous soul is the one with a maximally unified set of commitments (443d-e, cf. 534b-c).
To create a high confidence unified set for three samples, the rejected positions for all three comparisons were pooled and SNV calls that intersected with any rejected position were removed from the variant lists.
A new LOS scheme for pedestrians has been presented that unifies sets of existing schemes, where each scheme has a narrowly defined scope of application like queuing areas or one-directional flow.
The cycle does not tell a continuous saga, but it is unified by setting, theme and style.
NEW YORK TIMES A European Conspiracy Theory | Floyd Norris writes in his column in The New York Times: "Imagine for a moment that two decades ago, a newly unified Germany set out to take over the European Continent, as the previous unified Germany had tried and failed to do half a century earlier.
This unified instruction set simplifies the construction of compilers and gives application designers the ability to choose the high level programming language that best suits the problem being solved.
