The phrase "a context from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific situation or background that is derived from a particular source or text.
Example: "To fully understand the author's argument, we need to analyze a context from the historical events of that time."
Alternatives: "a background from" or "a setting from".
Too often, they bring to bear a context from which James wilfully removed himself.
The internship will undoubtedly provide a context from which Victoria will launch her studies in the field of environmental studies.
We discuss those "microbiome services" in the specific context of the mammalian gut, providing a context from which to develop new hypotheses and to evaluate microbial functions in future studies and novel systems.
Such samples provide a context from which to historically study adhesives, adhesive formulation and polymer degradation and to map changes in conservation practice in the selection and application of these materials.
However, the lack of concordance (up to ∼20%, [5]) among the data generated using these systems clearly signals a need for standardization and a context from which to approach an individual patient's result [6].
I show that integrating enhancer-associated histone marks from different cellular contexts achieves accurate prediction of heart enhancer activity in a context from which no data were collected.
These results demonstrate that weak activation of SF1+ neurons can produce withdrawal from a context distinct from the home cage.
It works in any context — from a tiny monochrome icon to a mosaic on a poster.
Extracting from Clark a context for these remarks took much of the weekend, but I persisted.
This explanation is congruent with the majority of the participants in this study reporting taking the substance in a healing context, from a shaman or other spiritual healer.
A New Context: From a Pittsburgh synagogue to the streets of Charlottesville to the border wall near El Paso, racism and racist behavior are thriving.
