The phrase "altering the context" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes to the circumstances or background that affect the meaning or interpretation of something.
Example: "By altering the context of the conversation, she was able to change the perception of the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "changing the framework" or "modifying the setting".
Altering the context altered the result.
Altering the context of branches and other components, Ms. Fox invents haunting headlike ovals that seem infused with an otherworldly, magical aura.
The development of mobile, convergent media networks is altering the context of professional, educational, and everyday communication.
Much of our behaviour, he writes, takes place "outside conscious awareness"; so government should "shift the focus of attention away from facts and information", and towards "automatic processes" and "altering the context in which people act".
Cognitive defusion techniques are designed to reduce the functions of thoughts by altering the context in which they occur, rather than the attempting to alter the form, frequency, or situational sensitivity of the thoughts themselves.
RESULTS: The term 'structural' is used to refer to interventions that work by altering the context within which health is produced or reproduced.
Further study reveals that the authors of the Synoptic Gospels moved the pericopes around, altering the contexts to suit their own editorial policies for example, by arranging the pericopes according to subject matter.
More recent work has shown that variation in the promoters of TFs altering the contexts in which they are expressed is also important, i.e. contextual divergence [ 2, 3].
That altered the context in which the offer was forwarded.
The album also altered the context in which he was regarded by many critics and younger listeners.
Article 50 has not yet been triggered and once details of the Brexit deal emerge it may alter the context of the independence debate".
