The phrase "anonymity in the context of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of anonymity as it relates to a specific situation, field, or topic.
Example: "Anonymity in the context of online discussions is crucial for encouraging open and honest communication."
Alternatives: "anonymity regarding" or "anonymity within the framework of".
Yet the case for individual privacy, confidentiality and anonymity in the context of a stigmatizing illness may be exceptionally strong, counterbalanced by a case for aggressive public health surveillance of severe illnesses without true cures (Burr 1999).
Black bloc, Ross explained, is "the mobilization of a group wearing black clothing and black bandannas with black hoods or hats to maintain anonymity in the context of some kind of protest".
The platform strikes a balance between the freedom of anonymity and the context of a shared workplace.
Taiwanese citizens can be tested for HIV infection for free, keeping anonymity, with easy access and in the context of a welcoming environment.
In the context of HBHCT, anonymity may be impossible.
These sites are the places where any Brazilian citizen can be tested for HIV infection for free, keeping anonymity if desired, with easy access, and in the context of a welcoming environment.
As I've described in the context of telephone customer service, anonymity encourages or excuses rudeness and impatience -- on both ends of the phone.
Maintaining anonymity is a requirement in the Netherlands and Sweden for kidney donation from live donors in the context of nondirected (or unspecified) and paired exchange (or specified indirect) donation.
The findings are explained in the context of an online sense of unidentifiability, which apparently requires a more refined view of the components that create a personal sense of anonymity.
Two different privacy concepts, k-anonymity and l-diversity, are earlier investigated, showing how privacy models can be applied to protect users' spatial and temporal privacy in the context of participatory sensing [30].
Confidentiality and anonymity were of paramount importance given the sensitive nature of the study which recorded data on sexual behaviour and foreskin cutting practices, particularly in the context of conducting it at a faith-based university.
