"In this backdrop" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to introduce a context or background that would provide a frame of reference for the discussion that follows. For example: In this backdrop, it is important to remember the basic principles of supply and demand.
In this backdrop, self compacting mortar (SCM) is preferred for repair purposes especially in reinforced concrete structures.
In this backdrop, the current paper evaluates the economy wide impact of NFSA on the Indian economy.
In this backdrop, the current study objective is to investigate China's food security situation in 2030 and investigate the impacts of alternative policies on food security.
In this backdrop, our aim was to construct a novel dhaD expression system in E. coli and its application for 2,3-BD production under completely aerobic condition.
In this backdrop, blending of natural and synthetic polymers is gaining popularity since it is the easiest way to complement the drawbacks and attain a superlative material.
In this backdrop it is worth in mentioning that we have studied various non covalent interactions involving the halogen atom in complexes 1-5 and the results are given in (Table 4).
And though left-leaning advocates had called for such changes for years, many have in fact been implemented by Republican governors among them Rick Perry in Texas, Chris Christie in New Jersey and Nathan Deal in Georgia.Against this backdrop, Barack Obama's criminal-justice and drugs record seems tepidly sensible; a decade or two ago he might have been felled by the soft-on-crime charge.
Loy's production, peopled upstage with men in dinner jackets craning their necks at the love-blind pair, is astute in suggesting this backdrop.
There's surprising sense in staging the Mousetrap and gravedigger scenes as musical numbers, and something compelling in how this backdrop forces the characters to adopt explicitly political positions.
Li Keqiang, a deputy prime minister, still looks set to take over from Mr Wen in 2013.Against this backdrop of political stability and economic growth, the most credible interpretation of the government's recent hard line is that the forces pushing its leaders towards greater liberalisation at home and sympathetic engagement with the West are weaker than had been hoped.
And, with little or no military experience, he will want to appear a strong commander-in-chief.It is against this backdrop that televised military punditry is booming in China.
