The phrase "a context of systems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the environment or framework in which various systems operate or interact.
Example: "In order to understand the complexities of modern technology, we must analyze it within a context of systems that influence each other."
Alternatives: "an environment of systems" or "a framework of systems".
All of this development occurs in a context of Quality systems' oversight and control.
Santos looked at "an extension of that result in a context of dynamical systems and when things are not Gaussian-like".
In the Discussion, we seek to bring the findings together to highlight commonalities and put them in a context of health systems strengthening more broadly.
The Road to Total Freedom begins with a history of Scientology, then explores it within a context of a belief system, organizational structure, and form of social control.
More importantly, how different components interact in a dynamic manner in the context of systems biology to cause complex persister phenotypes needs to be addressed in the future.
Here, the network visualisation of the biochemical connectivity between metabolite concentrations using correlation analysis has been demonstrated as a novel method to generate hypotheses about the regulation and cellular response to an environmental perturbation in the context of systems biology.
In a context of a poor sanitation system where water pipelines with negative pressure on account of intermittent water supply, ran closely to the open drainage system, the contaminated sewage may have been sucked in the piped water distribution system.
Based on the approach presented it is possible to analyze resilience as a time dependent function in the context of systems.
Growing inequality and high levels of unemployment here in the US and around the world, together with other man-made crises, show that we're living in a context of global apartheid - a system of inequality that dictates access to wealth, power, and human rights based on race and place.
They operate within a context of world industrialization, in a world system of states of decidedly unequal wealth and power.
