The phrase "any sort of context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for background information or circumstances surrounding a particular situation or statement.
Example: "Without any sort of context, it's difficult to understand the reasoning behind her decision."
Alternatives: "any kind of context" or "any form of context".
None of this happens in any sort of context, however, though "Wrapped" does build visually.
It would probably be more expedient to simply list all the instances of murder in this three-minute trailer than to put them in any sort of context.
Because, as I said, the mainstream media so far have fallen down on the job of providing any sort of context or perspective (or, even, "a timeline") to Obama's Iraq withdrawal whatsoever -- or, even worse than omitting things, getting them factually wrong.
From afar, the escalating events, filtered through radio, television and newspapers, achieved a sort of context, with analysis and interpretation from many points of view.
But the way you develop a set of music that then has a sort of context is really impressive to me.
It is debatable how much its particular mix of patterns and frills will resonate with passers-by, but they imbue the scheme with a sort of context and meaning, not to mention a touch of cosiness.
"It was basically every ridiculous cover of a woman in a veil, Hijabs and Thongs, Hijabs and Snogging or whatever … it was giving them a sort of context in which to understand: don't do this to me.
In any sort of historical context, the immigration policies and multicultural development of the New World can be considered a new experiment.
"I think obviously in any sort of disaster context there's always going to be a fair amount of frustration about how quickly things happen," Keith Tidball, disaster education program director at the Cornell Cooperative Extension, told NBC.
It's quite hard now to recall with any sort of completeness the context of her advent in 1978, at the height of disco and punk and at the tail end of the English art-rock sensibility, which favoured style, performance and smart ideas over the American pop verities of personal authenticity, songwriting and musical discipline.
