The phrase "amid a context of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation or environment in which something occurs. For example, "Amid a context of political unrest, the city experienced a period of economic prosperity."
Political turbulence during these years made retaining professional staff working in water and sanitation agencies difficult, and international donors and lending agencies became cautious about spending resources amid concerns regarding aid effectiveness within a context of political instability.
Rawda and Rama During his visit, Mr. Lake pointed to the incredible challenges hundreds of thousands of Syrian families are facing, within a context of economic disruption and social dislocation, and amid worsening security.
I prefer seeing him and Ms. Centurión at close quarters amid the context of a milonga gathering; they certainly don't lack theatricality, but they're at their most natural when they dance tango amid aficionados.
This sign, so startling amid the context of polite ballroom behavior, changes their relationship in our eyes forever.
The heart of this work consists of five short intellectual biographies, each tied to colonization and set amid the broader context of antislavery politics in Pennsylvania.
The questionnaire is purposefully designed to be of very low time and cognitive burden in order to promote a representative participant sample amid the often stressful context of palliative care consultation.
Cumulatively, however, they provide a context -- an elaborate wonder-cabinet of iconoclasts amid fanatics -- that deepens our understanding of Nussimbaum's often inscrutable eccentricities.
In the context of a national economy generating $14.7 trillion a year, even amid the worst economic downturn in generations, that number is significant, but much less frightening.
In the context of the last two weeks, amid a series of inconsistent statements from Mr. Karzai's government about the peace process and Pakistan, a jirga offers scant hope of bringing clarity.
But Birmingham is far from alone in having to deal with the difficulties of recruiting and retaining an experienced workforce in the context of increasing demand amid public sector cuts.
