The phrase "a historic context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the background or circumstances surrounding a particular event or situation in history.
Example: "To fully understand the significance of the treaty, we must examine it within a historic context."
Alternatives: "a historical context" or "a contextual background".
The timing lent extra resonance to the president's speech and gave commentators a historic context.
By framing magnetic developments in a historic context, Livingston impresses audiences with much more than just natural magic.
However, there has been comparatively little study undertaken that integrates physical and social systems in a historic context to explain the basis of human activity in sensitive landscapes.
Results are based on long-term data sets collected by federal and academic research and monitoring programs that place recent changes into a historic context.
The Russian Language, Culture, and History track guides students through a comprehensive interdisciplinary study of Russian literature and culture in a historic context.
Pearl Kamer, the chief economist for the Long Island Association, the leading local business group, said that even now, "this economy is slowing down, when measured in a historic context".
Our intention is not to scare the player, but to explore the protagonist experience contextualized in an historic context.
Towards the end of my trip, it occurred to me that this explosion in cycling, ought to be put into an historic context, in order to enable the politicians and the public to recognize the scale of the opportunity, the change it might bring to our cities and our lives.
Finally, in order to understand the prospects of the 63 countries in an historic context, we analysed estimates data between 1970 and 2010 from all available 194 countries in the database, as described below.
