The phrase "context and intention" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the circumstances and motivations behind a certain action or statement. Example: "It is important to consider both the context and intention behind a person's words in order to fully understand their meaning."
Political context and intention may be admissible as mitigating circumstances.
Context and intention, she said: "The sense of purpose I feel to do something heroic, legendary, and transformative; to elevate viewers' spirits and give them courage.
When they do talk about mental health, context and intention are all important she says: Boyle wasn't funny, The Simpsons TV show is.
Its meaning depends on context and intention (something crystallised by the line – often quoted but never reliably attributed – "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter").
The framers' agreement not to publicize the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention for 50 years - a silence broken only in 1840 with the appearance of James Madison's journals - guaranteed that the crucial earliest discussions of their handiwork would be handicapped by the inaccessibility of the context and intention of the Philadelphia debates.
By their absolute repression of primitive context, meaning, content, and intention... [Rubin and Varnedoe] have treated the primitives as less than human, less than cultural — as shadows of a culture, their selfhood, their Otherness, wrung out of them".
From on-demand screen location to context and intention-aware devices, a mobile-first world is already recreating the way consumers are going to services and destinations.
Behaviours are performed in "social context" and intentions usually exert less strong influence when there is potential for social reaction [ 25].
What is imperative now, he said, "is to try to find some rough intellectual and legal infrastructure in these arguments that takes account of context, scale and intention".
The findings reveal that sexting is remarkably varied in terms of context, meaning and intention, with the potential for consensual and non-consensual aspects of the activity.
