The phrase "against the same backdrop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being considered or discussed in relation to a common context or situation.
Example: "The two events unfolded against the same backdrop of political unrest, highlighting the challenges faced by the community."
Alternatives: "in the same context" or "within the same framework."
In a video against the same backdrop, Salem Abdel Galil, a former senior scholar in the ministry that oversaw mosques under Mr. Mubarak, appeared to say such opponents were "aggressors who have to repent to God".
But the photographer already knew exactly what was expected — indeed, he carried a sample album with innumerable photographs of tourists against the same backdrop: a grandiose gray cliff of a building topped with red domes — the Taj Mahal Palace.
On the same stage and against the same backdrop, my brother Nick and I were very different characters and played different roles.
Both men are shot against the same studio backdrop Penn used regularly for his fashion shoots in the 1950s.
The project isn't helped by its shopworn format: images of scholars, interviewed against the same blue backdrop, are interspersed with clips, old photographs and archival materials.
But on the other side, we have two candidates whose many differences begin at the superficial: one is young and black, one is old and white, and against the same old backdrop, suddenly you notice.
Every June, against the same magical backdrop that hosts the weekly spring/summer open air market referenced above, Ascona comes alive as music throbs in every corner of the city and music lovers literally dance and bebop in streets overtaken with swarms of revelers.
Assuming she gets through next Tuesday's heats, two days later Doyle will be going for gold against the same 35,000-seater backdrop.
James Dean Bradfield, Nicky Wire and Sean Moore take to the stage in the mismatched army surplus gear that was the band's gang uniform of 1994, and perform against the same camouflage netting backdrop.
Mr. Reuland received a $500,000 advance from Random House for the two novels, "Hollowpoint" and "Semiautomatic," and his agent is about to begin offering publishers a recently completed third novel that spins its plot against the same blood-spattered backdrop.
This week he unveiled the Kindle 2, an improved version for the same $359, against the backdrop of a library that was once the private collection of John Pierpont Morgan.
