The phrase "a general context of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the broader circumstances or background surrounding a particular topic or situation.
Example: "In a general context of economic uncertainty, businesses are adapting their strategies to survive."
Alternatives: "a broader framework of" or "an overall setting of".
Most will go to pay homage to the big names of free jazz -- most of them associated with New York -- but will also get a general context of post-hippie creativity.
In order to study this complex mass transfer problem, the asphaltene deposition was placed within a general context of particle deposition during a turbulent flow.
In a general context of trade in fishery quota, it was asked whether (a) providing additional market information and (b) learning through time helps in more efficient outcomes.
In a general context of pesticide reduction, a clear understanding of how agricultural managements at different spatial scales interact with one another in shaping weed communities is required to develop sustainable weed management strategies.
Lastly, practices based on citizens' participation, often presented as an antidote to deficiencies in the democratic process, require citizens to be exceptionally well organized and mobilized: can a transformative programme of this kind be sustained in a general context of growing individualization and social fragmentation?
Furthermore, the reported observations are not put into a general context of the previous studies on connections between different evolutionary variables.
The Discussion is lively but does not place the work in a more general context of a fly navigating an odor plume and thus could be profitably expanded.
50 (1978/1979) 279–293] (on convolution norm in the free group) to a very general context of R-diagonal elements in a tracial von Neumann algebra; moreover, we show that in this "holomorphic" setting, the inequality is greatly improved from its original form.
The relationship between network activity and network architecture has been extensively studied recently by several authors, but mostly at a macroscopic level, describing interactions between brain areas, or in a more general context of complex network architectures [11] [16], [21].
The methodology involved a comprehensive review of fundamental concepts of the mass transfer and particle deposition theories, placing the asphaltene deposition within a more general context of particle deposition during turbulent flow.
These results thus suggest new perspectives about the mode of action and interplay of Polycomb genes in the regulation of embryonic development and in a more general context of chordate evolution.
