The phrase "a low context" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in discussions about communication styles, particularly in the context of cultural differences between high-context and low-context communication.
Example: "In a low context culture, people rely more on explicit verbal communication rather than non-verbal cues."
Alternatives: "a low-context communication style" or "a low-context approach".
As an American, I am what is known as a low-context communicator, so if I want something done, I say so bluntly and directly.
Employees from high-context cultures may feel threatened by a low-context-oriented manager who gives them explicit responsibilities and detailed schedules, while low-context employees may feel unsure and badly led by a high-context manager who seems more concerned with preserving harmony.
Those who scored high on any single variable and low on the two remaining variables were categorized as working in a moderately low context.
"Nuclear structure" (Y) for example has a large fraction of genes with a highly conserved expression context, while "Cell wall/membrane/envelope biogenesis" (M) and "Extracellular structures" (W) have a low expression context conservation.
The experiences of living with RA in a low resource context are similar to those in mid- and high resource contexts, but are exacerbated by poverty and the lack of basic services.
In summary, the tune in Fig. 5a created a high F0 context before the target sibilant, whereas the tune in Fig. 5b embedded the target sibilant into a low F0 context.
A low F0 context would have the opposite effect and cause responses to decrease in favour of [s] responses.
In a low F0 context, a larger number -like sibilants are interpreted as lower-pitched realizations of [s], which makes responses decrease in favor of [s] responses.
Next, the channels that exhibit a low active context (i.e. latency) are considered to be suitable and hence have a MUSTUSE action and take precedence over other channels.
In a low F0 context, the phoneme boundary within the -[s]-continuum washiftedfinantly shifavorin favof of /s/, i.e. it moved closer to the -end of the continuum.
