The phrase "a relevant context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of a specific situation or background information that is pertinent to a topic or discussion.
Example: "In order to fully understand the implications of the study, it is essential to consider a relevant context."
Alternatives: "an appropriate context" or "a pertinent context".
Games provide information in a relevant context or setting.
This facilitates the fragmentation of public opinion…as a result the journalistic mission of placing facts within a relevant context to understand their meaning because even more vital.
Studies have reported a doubling of the burn rate from 1970 to 2000, but our longer-term analysis suggests that the 1970 2000 burn rate (4.3% decade−1) is lower than the one detected between 1920 and 1940 (16.4% decade−1) and provides a relevant context for interpreting the recent increases in area burned observed since 1970.
For these brands our case is interesting: we are able to engage consumers with a brand in a relevant context.
Learning science in a relevant context and being able to transfer scientific knowledge to authentic situations is key to genuine understanding.
While the crisis is a relevant context in which to study entrepreneurship, the nature of our data does not allow us to compare the risk preferences of migrants who left Ireland before 2010 and the individuals in our dataset.
Publishers can use these tags to enrich their content while advertisers can use them to deliver their message in a new, relevant context — a movie studio could advertise a new release on images of the movie's stars.
To compare the degradation potential of mAID-nanobodies to a direct mAID-fusion in a biologically relevant context we assessed Venus-ANAPC4 depletion and functional inactivation of the APC/C.
To understand how changes in glycosylation relate to physiological changes requires a means to visualize these biopolymers in a physiologically relevant context.
Moreover, we reflect on the necessity of adequate models to truly grasp a fundamental understanding of the immunological processes underlying regeneration in a clinically relevant context.
By studying honeybees in an ecologically relevant context and using a massive data set, we demonstrate that social entrainment can be potent, may act without direct contact with other individuals and does not rely on gating the exposure to light.
