The phrase "across different contexts" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a concept that is applicable or relevant in different environments, situations, or settings. For example, "The principles of good customer service remain the same across different contexts."
24 We found that underlying theories in care transition interventions generally hypothesised a relationship between specific activities and outcomes, via a set of mechanisms that functioned differently across different contexts.
Recently, there has been a growing interest in consistent individual differences in behaviour that are maintained across different contexts, which are often referred to as 'behavioural syndromes' or 'personality differences' [7], [8].
The fact that similar patterns persist despite these differences suggests that each type of resource matters across different contexts.
The individual differences in female readiness to copulate partly seem to be maintained across different contexts, i.e. unpaired vs. paired mating status.
In the past, these different mediator styles have varied in effectiveness across different contexts.
In addition, adolescents utilize different strategies to resolve conflict situations across different contexts and relational genres.
One consequence for me is that I have to think carefully about how I maintain the momentum of my thinking across different contexts.
Under some conditions, repeated experience causes norms to adapt, inducing stable – sometimes rational –behavior across different contexts.
Possess well-developed skills and proficiencies to communicate and respond effectively and appropriately across different contexts and diverse workplace cultures.
It remains to be investigated whether the effects of stress hormones on fear retrieval also generalize across different contexts.
But we found that across different contexts, catering to another person's interests and expectations, as opposed to behaving authentically, harms performance.
