"contextual experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to experiences that are seen and interpreted in their larger context. For example, "Learning about different cultures through contextual experiences has broadened my understanding of the world."
Maribel Lopez, author of Right Time Experiences, says these contextual experiences will be delivered by native apps: "Contextual integrations with third party services will be big [in 2015].
Using the Outlook API, developers can build what Microsoft calls "contextual experiences" for Outlook.com.com
They're starting to train users to not think of Facebook as one public place, but a set of contextual experiences.
Aviate will now be able to tap deeply into Yahoo data like search, weather, maps and more to inform contextual experiences.
Mozilla previously tapped the 60-person, $35.5 million-backed EverythingMe to bring contextual experiences to Firefox OS, its new mobile operating system.
Mayer pointed out that stats say 90percentt of time on phones are spent in apps, not in the browser, so look for contextual experiences driven by apps and mobile initiatives like the acquired Android launcher Aviate.
It conveniently doesn't address the ability to deliver a contextual experience based on the capability of connected devices.
And yet most advertisers use them simply to link to their Web sites instead of delivering a richer, more contextual experience.
But from the looks of yesterday's messy yellow-card festival from which the referee had to flee the angry Brazilians, all these women would be wise to lobby for a prime in-town location and a more contextual experience four years from now.
"United wants to drive a more contextual experience," he said.
The purpose of this study was to examine aspects of children's social and contextual experience in schools.
