"contextually speaking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a statement or opinion that is based on the context of the discussion or conversation. For example, "Contextually speaking, I think we should focus more on developing our skills."
But there is a difference between that urinal and condoms, contextually speaking.
For patients who have significantly different backgrounds (demographically, clinically, and contextually speaking), kernel smoothing methods still utilize information from highly divergent patients when estimating a particular patient's treatment effect; however, lower weights are given to patients who are very different.
During interaction, the perceptual experiences associated with hearing and seeing a particular interlocutor will tend to increase the accessibility of information in long-term memory that is associated with that interlocutor; in this way, basic memory mechanisms promote contextually appropriate speaking and understanding.
The company claims the new AI-powered live captions and subtitles have been optimized to be "fast, continuous, and contextually update as people speak".
Regarding this purpose, using Bronfenbrenner (1979, 1993) nested ecosystem model analytically demonstrated that Iranian EFL students' classroom speaking anxiety based on individual interactions inside and outside the classroom are contextually constructed.
Audio recordings were transcribed verbatim in the language spoken with Setswana contextually translated into English.
Digital audio recordings were transcribed verbatim in the primary language spoken and then contextually translated into English.
When it is the PC's turn to speak, the current game state is used to filter the static set of remarks available to the PC to a contextually appropriate subset that is made available to the player.
