"a familiar context" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a situation or setting that is well known or understood by the speaker and/or audience. Example: Through her use of personal anecdotes, the speaker was able to place the complex topic in a familiar context, making it easier for the audience to understand.
This allows them to use new words in a familiar context and eases the difficult task of learning a new language and sometimes a new thought process in expressing themselves.
His imagination feeds on real fear and real violence; he has a way of making fear and violence seem all the more real and present, however, by removing them from a familiar context.
While there was "no justification at all, and never will be" for what happened in the summer, he said there was a familiar context to the riots in the shape of rising underclass characterised by "chaos and dysfunctionality … and governed by a perverse set of values".
Dr. Shafira Alghamdi, a Saudi pediatrician, was on vacation here the other day, shopping with two Saudi friends, and volunteered how Arab husbands often ignore their wives, while on "Noor," within what remains to Arabs a familiar context of arranged marriages, respect for elders and big families living together, Noor and Muhannad openly love and admire each other.
The songs on "Re-Mit" (Cherry Red), his 30th studio album with his band the Fall, resemble a row of unevenly smashed windows, or patches of broken concrete in a street — unsightly ruptures within a familiar context, potentially more shapely and interesting the closer you look, but perhaps not.
I keep thinking any one of these details will help me place her in a familiar context so that she will come to resemble a type I can recognize, but she keeps flying out of reach, like a creature favored by the gods, overflowing with winning attributes, not least of which is a healthy sense of humor.
As semantic networks are idiosyncratic, a presumably familiar context (i.e., a paper-patient with a common disease) increases the chance of the presence and activation of an appropriate semantic network in students.
In the second they were presented with 2 copies of a different novel object in a second familiar context.
Data can also be used within a more familiar context: social media metrics.
Hoping to put its American stars in a more familiar context, the director of the chess club in St . Louis Tony Rich, compared Caruana to golf's Jack Nicklaus: "Kind of that veteran who doesn't go on the emotional roller coaster — if he's winning or losing at the board, he has a similar posture, has a good poker face".
Viewed on a per annum basis within that interval, they are much smaller, of course, and probably not unrealistic in a more familiar context of popular discussions of immigration or immigration policy.
