The phrase "account of context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of considering the surrounding circumstances or background information related to a particular situation or statement.
Example: "In order to fully understand the author's intent, we must take into account the account of context in which the text was written."
Alternatives: "consideration of context" or "contextual account".
What is imperative now, he said, "is to try to find some rough intellectual and legal infrastructure in these arguments that takes account of context, scale and intention".
And because SCRs concentrate on case with little account of context, and describe rather than analyse what happened, the process and the SCR outcomes are of limited value.
Reforms to testing, exams and league tables, which take no account of context, seem likely to impact those schools more severely, especially if linked to Ofsted judgments.
The lesson of both is that fine ideas can wind up looking naive if they take no account of context and history.
Sorting through the accusations is a burden for schools, especially when state laws straitjacket their response to a bullying accusation, rather than allowing them to use their judgment and take account of context.
This illustrates the extent to which the analysis can take full account of context, given the complete crystallographic information in the submitted CIF.
By deriving its account of context-sensitivity from the general character of explanatory-talk, virtue contextualism avoids the charge that it is unmotivated and ad hoc.
It takes absolutely no account of the context in which schools find themselves, such as teacher shortage or the social and economic challenges of the areas they serve".
Socially dependable systems take account of social context, the need for sociability and are accessible to all who need them.
It should take account of the context of the work going on in boardrooms and search consultancies, and the particular challenges involved in changing a long-term status quo.
