The phrase "accepted in the context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is considered valid or appropriate within a specific situation or framework.
Example: "The theory was accepted in the context of modern physics, despite its unconventional assumptions."
Alternatives: "recognized within the framework" or "acknowledged in the situation".
Yes, there was the legendary aloofness, but this was forgivingly accepted, in the context of his overwhelmingly emphasized priorities.
As the field cancerization concept has been accepted in the context of the stomach, N samples obtained from patients with gastric carcinomas may be at the precancerous stage.
While individualised screening is already accepted in the context of women with a family history, there are clearly many challenges to be faced before this model could become a reality in national screening programmes.
To date, many duplicate genes have been demonstrated to evolve following this model of subfunctionalization, and this model thus has become widely accepted in the context of duplicated gene evolution [ 6- 10].
We quantify the uncertainty that the government accepts in the context of innovation supported by the SBIR program; or stated alternatively, we quantify the probability that a project funded by the SBIR program will fail to commercialize its results.
And, at a theoretical level, one might wonder why we should think that the risks we currently happen to accept in the context of clinical care should define the level of risks that is acceptable in clinical research.
As benchmarks, we have used a couple of synthetic sequences widely accepted in this context: the 'diverging tree' and the 'translating tree', both created by David Fleet at Toronto University [18].
"You are asking us to uphold Austin on the basis of two arguments, two principles, two compelling interests we have never accepted in the expenditure context?" "Fair enough," Ms. Kagan said.
But there is another interpretation that is more widely accepted in the contemporary context.
On the other hand, it was determined that broadening the response range from a 5-level scale to a scale from 1 to 10 was necessary for the tool to be better accepted in the educational context and also for maximizing the response variability when using it.
Permissive hypercapnia has become a central component of protective lung ventilatory strategies, and is increasingly accepted in the clinical context.
