The phrase "added in the context of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is included or considered within a specific situation or framework.
Example: "The new policy was added in the context of improving employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "included within the framework of" or "incorporated in relation to".
But again, he added, "in the context of 1870, that's not a surprising characterization of race in America".
La Russa added, in the context of baseball, "The key to being successful is the coaching staffs who can adjust on the fly and put players in position to succeed," he told the Globe.
Discussion of such a proposal should be considered, as the Treasury official added, in the context of greater efforts to pursue transparency, including posting investment contracts for future transactions, instituting rules to limit the influence of lobbyists in the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act, and launching on Tuesday the website FinancialStability.gov.gov
Furthermore, we show that a new option that has been added in the context of our investigations to the DIALIGN software can lead to considerably improved alignments.
It takes on an added power in the context of "Doctor Atomic": those images of luminous death play almost like a prophetic vision, as if Kitty, lost in her cups, were seeing the blinding flash to come.
Referring to the deadly terrorist attack on the shopping mall in Nairobi, Kenya, which began after the Arctic Sunrise was already in tow, Mr. Putin added, "Especially, in the context of the bloody events that took place in Kenya, anything might have happened".
But he added that in the context of the business performance and the national living wage, the group would conduct a review of its financing over the coming months to enhance flexibility, and as part of this the board would consider all options.
She added that in the context of a mass surveillance program, such as is apparently being conducted by the NSA security agency, using U.S. companies as its data-harvesting tentacles, being able to guarantee privacy can be viewed as a competitive advantage — which, she suggested, is food for thought for non-U.S.
Tolmie added that in the context of Roberson's book, Marian is praised as "extraordinary" only within the "oppressive, gender-based" criteria promoted by the patriarchal Norman society.
However, adding endosulfan in the context of the full ecological community actually promoted algal growth through its indirect effects (Barry and Logan 1998).
And they add that in the context of diets in China the addition of small amounts of foods from animal sources is associated with increased risk of chronic degenerative diseases including cancer.
