The phrase "across other contexts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something applies or is relevant in different situations or environments.
Example: "The findings of this study can be applied across other contexts, such as education and healthcare."
Alternatives: "in various contexts" or "in different scenarios".
It is critical for this infrastructure to be open to give learners control over their own learning and credentials, allow anyone to issue badges, and for each learner to carry their badges with them across the Web and other contexts.
While most philosophical effort has gone towards the interpretation and refutation of provocative accounts of social construction arising especially out of studies in the history and sociology of science, social constructionist themes emerge across a host of other contexts, offering philosophical naturalists a range of alternate ways of engaging constructionist themes.
Future research should investigate whether results are similar across older age groups and other contexts.
This allows us to view the fitness profile of specific mutations across the three DNA polymerase screens and in other contexts.
Items in one context shift from, travel across boundaries, and generate a different but related effect in other contexts.
"We feel DfID could do a better job spreading this experience across its portfolio and learning how it might be applied in other contexts".
But there are other contexts for judgment.
It is unclear whether these results can be generalizable to other contexts, although their conformity with the previous literature suggests some level of consistency across country and situation.
Further, comparison of items across geographic contexts could only be conducted on a small subset (17/92) of the items on the PARK tool, limiting the generalizability of the PARK tool to other contexts for these items only.
