The phrase "a quite different context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or setting that is significantly different from another one being referenced.
Example: "The findings of the study were applicable in a quite different context, highlighting the need for further research."
Alternatives: "a significantly different context" or "a markedly different context".
There is one mild and minor revolutionary with the name — made famous in a quite different context — "Charlie Brown" ("He called the English teacher 'Daddy-o' ").
In a quite different context India's Indira Gandhi National Open University enrols 1.5 million students and places 17th in the latest web ranking of universities on the sub-continent.The secret of the open universities' success is twofold.
A while back I mentioned, in a quite different context, an essay by Isaac Asimov on Soviet science fiction, in which he argued that the two main themes of Western sci-fi — "what if" and "if only" — were ruled out; instead, writers wrote on the theme "if only this goes on".
And though normally in the course of her own life she never went to the beautiful mountains in Rocky Mountain National Park, a two-hour drive southwest of Fort Collins, having no time or impulse for leisure or recreation, she thought that I might like to go, and that this would also allow me to observe her in a quite different context — one in which we could perhaps feel unprogrammed, free.
In Pakistan, though a quite different context from ours, a similar study that examined the knowledge of health workers regarding maternal, child and newborn health found that the level of knowledge was low for all levels of cadres [ 16].
The model presented in Figure 7 is based on data from polyglutamine tracts in two quite different contexts (an expanded polyglutamine tract appended to exon 1 of the huntingtin protein and the pathogenic form of full length ataxin-1), suggesting that it may have applicability to expanded polyglutamine proteins in general.
And where does it stand within two quite different contexts: that of other books about the moon landings, and within the large scope and wildly mixed quality of Mailer's work as a whole?
It has been developed quite a bit since then and I'm going to be using it at Bristol's Arc Festival in the UK next Saturday April 27 in two quite different contexts.
Additionally, future research could try to tightly couple equivalent substrate-born decisions with in-flight decisions; establishing such comparable experiments in quite different contexts would be challenging but worthwhile.
If indeed there is no jurisdiction -- if a 1950 precedent, issued in a quite different but unmistakably related context, really means that the federal courts may not review the Guantánamo detentions -- then it will be the Supreme Court and not the White House that says so.
And though normally in the course of her own life she never went to the beautiful mountains in Rocky Mountain National Park, a two-hour drive southwest of Fort Collins, having no time or impulse for leisure or recreation, she thought that I might like to go, and that this would also allow me to observe her in a quite different context one in which we could perhaps feel unprogrammed, free.
