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The phrase "and create a backdrop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of establishing a setting or context for a story, event, or visual presentation.
Example: "The artist wanted to enhance the scene and create a backdrop that would transport viewers to another world."
Alternatives: "and set the stage" or "and establish a setting".
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Discussing deeper stories not widely reported in the media, they highlight the heroics of the "Cajun Flotilla" and other inventive survivors, and create a backdrop for a better understanding of the human cost associated with the storm and subsequent tragedy.
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He decided to implement large, scheduled "fantastic" firework displays employing a scenic artist, George Danson, to design and create a canvas backdrop.
"A low-key cocktail or buffet luncheon or even a dessert buffet could be the way to cut back on costs and create a beautiful backdrop for the perfect celebration".
Choose and area to create a backdrop.
Sleek furniture and accessories, all for sale, create a backdrop for scores of traditional terra-cotta teapots from Yixing, China.
On Dec. 9 they will create a backdrop and adapt the book into a play, which they will perform on Dec. 16.
Albanian artist Anri Sala did something similar at the Couvent de Cordeliers in Paris in 2004, plunging the medieval convent into grey crepuscular light and lining the place with grey felt walls to create a backdrop for several very different works.
Fifty-thousand teenarers are turned into living pixels; they create a backdrop to the live displays below in the arena.
Reaching 16 feet at their peak in the center, they create a backdrop for performers when the space is used as a theater.
As you rise up to the second floor, the large, randomly shaped wood panels, in a variety of darker tones, create a backdrop to the front desk.
You can easily create a backdrop by using a black or white sheet.
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