The phrase "abstract background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a non-representational or conceptual backdrop in art, design, or photography.
Example: "The artist chose an abstract background to emphasize the vibrant colors of the main subject."
Alternatives: "conceptual backdrop" or "non-representational background".
A toy figurine on a motorcycle speeds towards the viewer out of an abstract background.
Abstract Background: Criteria defining Ventilator Associated Events (VAEs) are objective and often available in the electronic health record (EHR) data.
Abstract BACKGROUND: Wnt signaling is implicated in many developmental decisions, including stem cell control, as well as in cancer.
One of the most unusual works is Stavit Allweis's picture of a girl -- a doll, perhaps -- up to her waist in water against a swirling abstract background.
In his picture of a court jester, Pablo de Valladolid (1637), he becomes one of the first artists to place a full-length figure against an abstract background.
ABSTRACT BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Two common approaches for measuring disease severity in multiple sclerosis (MS) are the clinical exam and brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan.
ON THE SCREEN -- The spot combines colorful abstract backgrounds with stark lettering echoing the narration by Ms. Mullins.
Her big corrosive clown images from 2002-04, witheireir bright, digitally manipulated abstract backgrounds, should have blazed forth from their own space rather than been divided among three thematic galleries.
Against abstract backgrounds of spiralling dot patterns in glowing colors, the painted or collaged images (often cut from black porn magazines) are drawn from sources that range from art history and the Bible to black popular culture of the preceding three decades.
There are common themes such as big abstract backgrounds and tiny details.
