The phrase "a contextual perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing viewpoints or interpretations that take into account the surrounding context or circumstances of a situation.
Example: "To fully understand the implications of the policy change, we must analyze it from a contextual perspective."
Alternatives: "a situational viewpoint" or "a contextual viewpoint".
This technique has great potential to place land cover change and rangeland health in a contextual perspective that has not been available before.
From a contextual perspective, the proof of evidential objectivity is insufficient as it does not control if and which background assumptions lead to strengthen certain hypotheses.
An entrepreneurial ecosystem approach provides a contextual perspective for analyzing and understanding the serial entrepreneurs and their social network (Feld, 2012; Hathaway, 2013; Isenberg, 2011).
These findings are consistent with a contextual perspective on coping which postulates that few, if any, age differences in coping are to be expected when individuals are coping with a similar life event.
The addition of capitalization support to the social anxiety literature offers new insights into an interpersonal approach to psychopathology; the addition of social anxiety to the capitalization support literature offers new insights into a contextual perspective of relationships.
It has been emphasised, that in research where people are engaged in social relations, the results also need to be analysed from a contextual perspective to visualise any imbalance in power [ 53].
Johansson Seechurn, C. C. C., Kitching, M. O., Colacot, T. J. & Snieckus, V. Palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling: a historical contextual perspective to the 2010 Nobel Prize.
The description of landscape mosaics thereby helps to balance the requirement for a highly contextual perspective with the need for generalization at higher levels.
We have also consulted with field experts, using their historical experience to provide an informed, contextual perspective on the role of MDA in malaria elimination.
This study discusses an evaluation model carried out in vocational training contexts and draws from a line of studies that have analyzed the processes of meaning construction according to a semiotic and contextual perspective (Freda, 2011; Freda & De Luca Picione, 2014; Salvatore & Freda, 2011; Salvatore & Venuleo, 2008; Valsiner, 2007).
This essay has a double objective: it will attempt to explicate a number of the concepts forwarded in "Proust et la photographie" as a freestanding work, and it will also view this text from an historical and contextual perspective with reference to Barthes's late critical project, more generally.
