The phrase "accompanying background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional context or information that supports or enhances the main subject being discussed.
Example: "The presentation included an accompanying background that provided insights into the historical context of the topic."
Alternatives: "supporting context" or "additional backdrop".
Following her strong faith and courage, she wrote all of her songs and even provided most of the accompanying background vocals to her tracks.
First, the limitations of the detection method necessitate using a high dosage of mutagen which requires multiple rounds of outcrossing to remove accompanying background mutations.
This suggests that Granger's (1955a) participants may actually have judged what we are calling figural preference: which accompanying (background) color made the standard (figural) color look best.
The true impact of omalizumab on lung function may be obscured by the accompanying background inhaled therapy used throughout these studies.
In cases where there were several hundred CCS reads for a given Can-R mutant, the accompanying background noise was low, especially for base substitutions.
The third source of photographic material is Roku Art Packs: memory cards loaded in advance with breathtaking professional photos and accompanying background music ($40 or $70, depending on their sophistication).
In seven children, there were accompanying EEG background changes characterised by high amplitude (300 500 mV) slow waves (1 3 Hz) during the episodes of posturing.
A surreal evening of music and visuals had the locals captivated: female violinists from the Syrian National Orchestra for Arabic Music, decked out in sailor hats and swaying to a hip-hop beat, were accompanied by background footage of Bruce Willis shooting at Murdoc.
Each risk was accompanied by background information that explained the situation and previous similar experiences, usually mentioning relevant quantifiable facts (see Appendix Fig. 4).
But suffice it to say, the recent launch of a new accelerator in Hamburg was accompanied by background briefings that suggested it was glad not to be inside the hiring wars of Berlin.
Online datasets (e.g. GEOROC, IODP/Janus, Marine Geoscience Data System, Smithsonian GVN, and other databases), are seldom comprehensive, presented in a format useful for in-class adaptation, or accompanied by background information to aid with interpretation aspects that are critical for educational applications both in and outside of the classroom.
