The phrase "between different contexts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distinctions or relationships that exist among various situations or environments.
Example: "Understanding the nuances between different contexts is crucial for effective communication."
Alternatives: "across various contexts" or "among distinct contexts".
Because expectations of patients could differ between different contexts, it is important that the primary aim of the test is communicated.
Further, a comparative study including standards developed in other standardisation organisations (e.g. OASIS or IETF) could reveal similarities and differences in involvement and collaboration between different contexts of standardisation.
These structures, defined by the WHO as 'social and structural determinants of health', vary between different contexts and influence access to and availability of care differently in different societies.
In these cases, reflections often start with empirical analyses on individual cities or with comparative analysis between different contexts (Mazzette [2013]) and attempt to link the results of fieldwork to the themes of international theoretical debate.
Between different contexts, however, the one that prevails is the artificial coastline, characterized by the presence of the port and industrial infrastructures, often obtained through filling over the natural line of the coast.
The decrypt of the hidden meaning of the metaphor says or not, the message of theories, enabling transactions between different contexts representation of the same order to improve its realities.
Thus, different kinds of practices, such as assistance from more experienced others and boundary crossing facilitate learning within and between the different contexts of education and work (Akkerman and Bakker 2011, 2012; Griffiths and Guile 2003).
The rich network of connections within and between the different contexts allows the visitor of the site to gain new insights on the work of Aalto in a truly interactive way.
Kvale distinguishes between three different contexts of interpretation of the interview statements.
This design allowed subjects to learn to discriminate between 2 different contexts on the basis of whether the CS+ was (conditioning context) or was not (extinction context) associated with the UCS.
Planned comparisons were carried out between the three different contexts, which show that there exist robust distinctions between /t u)/ and /t /, as well as between /t(i)/ and /t#/ (see Table 4).
