The phrase "already in the context of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or topic that has been previously established or is currently relevant to the discussion.
Example: "The findings of this study are already in the context of ongoing research in the field."
Alternatives: "already within the framework of" or "already in relation to".
Much of the relevant concepts has been developed already in the context of ion-molecule reactions in merged beams [25, 68].
Experiencing this already in the context of my little app, I can only imagine how much the political instability is taking its toll on big investments and new projects.
Effects of the study centre were discussed already in the context of their interaction with family status.
Comparability of the estimates of occurrence of and burden attributable to occupational asthma has been discussed already in the context of questions 1 and 2.
Such a concept is already used in the context of Web-services on the Internet.
The energetics of the symmetric reconnection layer was already studied in the context of two fluid physics in MRX13,14.
The main feature of this methodology is that all the mathematical procedure already developed in the context of shape sensitivity analysis may be used in the calculus of the topological derivative.
Results have been obtained through simple examples, a single representative case-study already used in the context of both LIP's and EC and through extensive simulations over a suite of benchmarks.
We hope these results will help us to develop a complete study about the Reo's expressiveness, and to define an interaction description language based on Reo for component coordination, as it has already made in the context of Linda.
In addition, we will also have unsatisfied users through power limitation as already discussed in the context of (23), even if the virtual load is very small.
Our emphasis in this paper is the case (i), since the case (ii) is already known in the context of the second boundary value problems of Monge Ampère equations [49, 50] and optimal transportation equations [45, 51].
