The phrase "abstract context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theoretical frameworks or general situations that lack specific details or concrete examples.
Example: "In an abstract context, the theory can be applied to various disciplines without being limited to a single field."
Alternatives: "theoretical framework" or "conceptual background".
Saez, A., Rigotti, M., Ostojic, S., Fusi, S. & Salzman, C.D. Abstract context representations in primate amygdala and prefrontal cortex.
The traditional use of abstract context in experimental economics is commonly viewed as a way to achieve experimental control.
She thinks that arises from the abstract context of, say, tweeting, where we may not fully appreciate the consequences of our interactions.
The other setting was a completely abstract context in which only the payoffs for the decision choices were listed.
A predictive computational model that was trained on data obtained in the task context outperformed a model that was trained under the abstract context.
Results show that people are more helpful, less selfish, and less competitive when making decisions in task contexts than when making them in completely abstract contexts.
Achieve competency with numbers and graphical skills to interpret and communicate quantifiable information, and apply mathematical and statistical skills in practical and abstract contexts.
The problem that users of a theory face, then, is translating the theory from its abstract context-independent form into a form that can be used to solve problems in everyday settings.
For the annotation of chemical entity mentions we believe that curators need to consider the entire abstract as context for manual annotation, beyond individual sentences.
Similarly, selecting an edge from the list highlights associated supporting evidence in the view and displays evidence details (including name of edge, scientific article quotation, reference article, link to the PubMed abstract, and context annotation) for a selected evidence.
