The phrase "a context of social" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in discussions about social dynamics or environments, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "In a context of social interaction, understanding non-verbal cues is essential."
Alternatives: "a social context" or "a social environment".
As expected, participants with high cortisol responses showed significantly decreased RT congruency-effects in a context of social stress.
Political organisation, particularly within a context of social peace, can be as much about judging boundaries and ruling out possibilities as it is about pushing the limits of debate about what is possible.
"Our exhibition strategy is very specific," says Mr. Bolton, referring to a need to put clothes in a context of social history and education and to "present costume as living art".
You each of us specifically do work in a context of social relationships at work.
Policy liberal accounts of procreative autonomy may face problems in a context of social inequality and over-population.
We will: (1) give students interested in pursuing architecture or the study of cities experience with a studio class and some skills related to architectural thinking, (2) acquaint students intimately with Chicago's common residential buildings and built fabric, and (3) situate all this within a context of social thought about residential architecture, common buildings, housing, and the city.
In this way, how media are used can be affected by a context of 'social richness' that acts to augment technical bandwidth capacity.
Zane's novels and short stories about women's sexual gamesmanship are sometimes set in a context of grim social realities.
Nonetheless, bearing a child can have dramatic and negative consequences for women when it occurs in a context of little social support and rigid job structures.
The impact on these workers could have been milder if changes had been adopted gradually, or in a context of strong social protection with compensatory measures.
The aim of both systems of political economy is to enable all citizens, even the least advantaged, to manage their own affairs within a context of significant social and economic equality.
