"country specific context" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a particular situation or environment which is specific to a certain country. For example, "The economic policies in this country are highly dependent on the country specific context."
We examined whether the multivariable adjusted association between job insecurity and incident CHD was different between men and women, younger and older participants, across country specific contexts (based on the national unemployment rate and welfare regime), and whether the association varied according to the type of job insecurity assessed (web fig).
The cross-country comparisons are not sufficient for making big policy moves; more country-specific context is always needed to assess exactly what changes are needed and how to make them effective.
This point illustrates the importance of considering the country-specific context in explaining deviations from general patterns of results.
For these countries, our aim was to access and systematise data on the staffing of early childhood services and to present these within the country-specific context.
In this dynamic context of change the SEEPRO (Early Education/care and Professionalisation in Europe) study, based at the State Institute of Early Childhood Research in Munich and funded by the German Federal Ministry of Family and Youth Affairs, set out to map the qualification requirements and workplace settings of early years practitioners in their country-specific context.
Accordingly, the main aims were: to map the qualification requirements and workplace settings of early years practitioners in their country-specific context; to trace similarities and differences in professional profiles across countries; and to pinpoint key workforce issues in a cross-national perspective.
These guidelines will vary depending on the country-specific context.
Local epidemiological data were incorporated for each country to reflect country-specific context.
We specifically chose to report only two of the four themes in this paper as they contain instances where GPs' views indicated differences based on country-specific context.
Due to the difficulties in developing and implementing international strategies and guidelines, and recognizing the importance of country-specific context and needs, national level 'NGO Codes of Conduct' ought to be considered.
