"contextual situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a situation in which something happens, often in a particular environment or circumstance. For example, "Her success in the job was directly linked to the specific contextual situation she was in."
In mathematics, most tests, curriculums and teaching do not address divergent thinking, creativity, problem solving in a contextual situation or even higher-order thinking.
User preferences may vary depending on the contextual situation and may change over time.
In this paper we propose a new algorithm that learns from the user's actions in different contextual situations, which allows to properly infer the most appropriate recommendations for a user in a specific contextual situation.
We discuss the role of each actor in the process to document diverse uncertainties related to the model (i.e. contextual situation, data, structure), and the general applicability of the approach for different crop modelling frameworks.
Because families go through and perceive early intervention services within their contextual situation, a qualitative case study helped each family's position and voice to be examined within the context of their individual circumstances (Bogdan and Biklen, 2003).
Abdul-Raof (1998) points out that the analysis has so far been confined to isolated sentences with no consideration of text-types, genre, or the contextual situation of the real event.
(c) There are important divergent contextual situations, which is equally true for firm foundations as well as local initiatives.
In our proposal, the applications can combine data stored on different bases in a single rule, which could enhance the identification of contextual situations.
The objective was to accompany the rapid technology evolution of mobile computing devices by providing customized services able to interact with different contextual situations of a pervasive environment.
In [33], where the design for a context-aware collaborative filtering system is presented, the focus is on user preferences regarding activities in certain contextual situations.
For example, an informal learning environment provides the opportunity for PTs to really hone in on and practice instructional methodologies in real, contextual situations [27, 28, 32].
