The phrase "also the backdrop of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the context or setting in which an event occurs or to highlight a background element that influences the main subject.
Example: "The historical events of the 20th century also serve as the backdrop of the novel, enriching its themes and character development."
Alternatives: "also the context of" or "also the setting of".
Ms. Smith also has a new novel, "NW," referring to northwest London, which was also the backdrop of her debut, "White Teeth".
It was also the backdrop of the Profumo Affair, the political sex scandal that brought down Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's government 50 years ago.
Although most in the group had not heard of the project until recently, they were old enough to recall the historical circumstances that led the government to single out this picturesque place in southwestern China — also the backdrop of the writer Peter Hessler's best-selling memoir "River Town" — as the site of a massive nuclear complex.
Oval Beach, Saugatuck, Mich.: The smooth sands of this Midwest beach are also the backdrop of a town with a blossoming art scene, wineries, antique shops and breweries.
Enthusiasm for the country, which is also the backdrop for Game of Thrones and Star Wars, shows no sign of diminishing.
These are also the backdrop for Owen Matthews's poignant history of his family's battle with Soviet bureaucracy at its most callous and Western officialdom at its most complacent.His father Mervyn was one of the earliest British graduates allowed to study in Russia in the 1950s.
Rattan fencing obscures the carpark but also, unfortunately, the backdrop of hills.
The model on the cover of their second album, Contra, whose face also adorned the backdrop of their gigs, is suing the band for $2m£1.3m3m), claiming they had been using the photograph without her permission.
The crane can be seen in the background of Reporting Scotland broadcasts from BBC Pacific Quay and also in the backdrop of The Riverside Show on STV Glasgow.
The 1996 film noir Fargo also features the backdrop of a Minnesota winter, but like most of the characters in the movie, the climate is portrayed as bleak and inhospitable.
Also, in the backdrop of MIP's congruent RD profile with opportunistic MAIC, it appears that immunomodulation in MIP, unlike M. bovis BCG, may not be due to selective deletion events but rather it is the selective acquisition of genes that shaped up its antigenic repertoire.
