The phrase "a changed context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or environment that has been altered or modified in some way.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significantly different when analyzed in a changed context."
Alternatives: "an altered context" or "a modified context".
Old shows enter the present with a changed context, of course.
Sky News said the article was fair but had been taken down in light of a changed context after the Paris terror attacks which happened after its publication.
According to Lawrence Alloway, another key figure of the movement, they began "to see the work of art in a changed context, freed from the iron curtain of traditional aesthetics".
Revisiting Harold Searles's The Nonhuman Environment in Normal Development and Schizophrenia, it explores how Searles's concept of relatedness to the nonhuman environment may be modified to address a changed context and analytic responsibility.
New context favors opens for a private sector driven agenda A changed context makes Rousseff's trip to the U.S. more promising than previous efforts - assuming she survives the crisis, and expectations are kept in check.
In this way, in urgent situations, animals can more readily assess the value of a changed context since transitioning to an "up-state" could make the dopamine cells respond more quickly to an input.
"Fugitive Days," the memoir I've written about my participation in the Weather Underground and the antiwar movement and the events of 30 years ago, is now receiving attention in a radically changed context.
It was not until 1931 and 1932, in a vastly changed context, [End Page 529] that Izalco's indigenous leaders would again independently mobilize, this time in a failed alliance with communist leaders.
Metro Cash & Carry, a division of German trading company Metro Group, has changed contexts in a socially beneficial way in several European and Asian countries.
Its shortcomings, including uneven service, are more noticeable in the context of a changed image and expectations.
Given the huge volumes involved, urban runoffs contribute substantially to pollutant levels in receiving water bodies, a situation which, in a climate change context, may get much worse as a result of more frequent, shorter, but more intense rainfall events.
