The phrase "a context of two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation, relationship, or scenario that involves two entities or individuals.
Example: "In a context of two, the dynamics between the partners can significantly influence the outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "a situation involving two" or "a scenario with two participants".
However, not all studies involving a context of three actors are actually examining triads.
The method has had a very limited use in nursing research, but in this study it was utilized as a way of capturing dynamic change by placing the individual within a context of four domains; location in time and place, linked lives, human agency and timing of lives.
What one would say by way of justifying the belief that p in a context of one sort, made up of an audience of highly sophisticated cognizers, is apt to be quite different from what one would say in a different context and to an audience of quite naïve cognizers.
Each graphic on the left column shows the relation between valence and information content measured up to a context of size four.
It is argued that an instance of the language system (language put to some use) correlates with an instantiation of the social system (a context of situation), the two working in a symbiotic relationship.
Twelve patients had surgery in a context of sepsis and nine had a previous history of cardiac failure (Table 1).
Figure 6 shows an illustrative example, a genomic context of six TCS genes, of which four were retrieved by the ORFeome process.
Each of the leaders in our study found that their own story occurred within a context of up to five others, just like Russian dolls nested one inside the other.
In the imputation stage, we also utilized the same GMM-model as in our previous study; a 5-component GMM trained on a random 1000 utterance subset of the clean speech training set with a time context of three consecutive Mel-spectral feature frames.
