"context of the message" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the circumstances and background information surrounding a message or communication, which can affect its meaning and interpretation. Example: "In order to fully understand the meaning of this quote, we need to consider the context of the message. What was the author's intention and what was happening in the world at the time he wrote it?".
Linguist John McWhorter coined the phrase 'fingered speech' in a 2013 TED talk, citing the example of "LOL" which no longer functions as a direct acronym for "laugh out loud" but a "pragmatic particle" – an expression not semantically linked to the context of the message, but rather an indicator of the speaker's attitude.
Social media makes a virtual living room where you can see people sharing perspectives, and the context of the message can change".
"We accept that it was the use of the word "Gay" in the context of the message which prevented the order from being fulfilled… Accordingly this was direct discrimination".
You may or may not choose to address a person specifically by name, depending on the context of the message.
Although it was not always clear whether participants were referring to trained or untrained TBAs, the context and content of the messages indicated that the majority were about trained TBAs.
Whenever a contact that has Ghostbot enabled texts the user, it'll create a canned non-committal response that will hopefully get the other person to go away based on the context of the text message.
In a media statement, a Twitter spokesperson said "While we initially determined that a small portion of the video used potentially inflammatory language, after reconsidering the ad in the context of the entire message, we believe that there is room to refine our policies around these issues".
These results indicate the importance of designing and evaluating hazard risk communications in the context of the other messages people are receiving and the individual differences that influence protective decision making.
He said the last one he received from her was at 7 07 p.m. "I know she was at home from the context of the text messages," said Siskavich.
The report released on Monday by Justice Department investigators said that the context of the May 17, 2005, message from the White House "made plain" that it was seeking politically appointed government jobs, for which it is legal to take politics into account.
In this way, the filter acts as an authorisation rule evaluated in the context of each message, based on its content.
