"context of the conversation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to the information that has already been discussed in a conversation. For example: "I need to know more about the context of the conversation before I can offer any useful advice."
Depending on the context of the conversation, these could be "rational" reasons, said Nitschke.
Whether he saw these as "rational" reasons for suicide depended on the context of the conversation.
The context of the conversation about police accountability has been irrevocably changed.
The context of the conversation was this: on the ABC's Q&A panel were three members of parliament, including Australia's attorney general, George Brandis.
A simple "até logo" (see you later) – which should really be understood in the context of the conversation – was consistently generating blank stares.
"When artists and I talk about how they should first be seen," she says, "I often think about it in the context of the conversation that's being had around them in the public domain while we are planning the show".
Depending on the context of the conversations, my Read Receipts do one of two things: 1) they say that I have put your (insert request here) on my to-do list, or 2) they say that I have read your pitch and am still uninterested.
Speaking on BBC Northern Ireland's The View, Mr Hamilton said: "In the middle of all this we need to be clear about the role of the police, which is to keep people safe, to uphold the rule of law, and in the context of this conversation, upholding the rule of law is us upholding the determination of the Parades Commission".
Within the quality dimension, openness of both parties [ 50] as well as contexts of the conversation may also be important factors associated with adolescent substance use [ 51].
