The phrase "context of actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the factors or environment that have an influence on the decisions and actions taken by people. For example, "Given the current economic context of actions, many businesses have had to reduce costs by cutting jobs."
The AES monitors the daily schedule of the astronauts in order to find patterns of activity, understand the context of actions and moreover to assess the psychological condition of the crew-members.
Though cartoons might relieve symptoms of depression in the short term, Rosmarin stresses it's just one part of a "larger context of actions you can take".
When the concept of trust is brought up, it's usually framed in the context of actions; of what we think a person is capable of doing.
As a scout leader who has participated in a number of training sessions, I can attest that the BSA's discriminatory policies never came up in the context of actions we were expected to take.
Pandemic risk management, itself an uncertain art, must independently weigh ongoing risk-assessment findings in the context of actions that best serve national and international interests.
We speculate that increased activation occurs both in the context of unfamiliar actions (i.e., robotic dance/unfamiliar gestures) where the attentional demand is greater, and in the context of actions that are relevant to oneself (i.e., own race/congruent form and motion), where tuning to actions may arise through an associative learning mechanism (Press 2011).
But I wanted to address his notion now in the context of the intense push to interpret the current superstorm in the context of action on greenhouse gases, and my reaction to it on the blog so far.
Learning is required in the context of action models and appropriate perception procedures.
The three-stage criterion is put forward in the context of action.
In the context of "action"—this includes convention-setting and application of conventions these differences are blurred for speakers and hearers.
This understanding is highly connected to the ANT assumption of obligatory points of passage in the TH relations in its context of action.
