"discern the context" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain that you need to understand the context in order to understand something. For example, "It's important to discern the context before making assumptions about a situation."
Difficult words were interpreted and discerned within the context of the comments.
Thus, even though we must be careful to discern the appropriate contexts in which it makes sense to speak in such vast categories, it is no more advisable to unequivocally annihilate the categories of "West" and "East" than it is to narrowly define or absolutize their respective coherences and mutual differences.
But so far, "being a part of the creative process" has involved starring in a minute-long advertisement and unironically using the descriptors "refined" and "discerning aesthetic" in the context of Bud Light.
Our results reveal a significant effect of both PAE and days of behavioral testing, suggesting that PAE impairs the ability and speed by which exposed animals learn this behavioral task and discern the difference between the contexts.
It is unknown whether discrete flares of pain from the course of acute LBP can even be discerned by patients in the context of the rapid improvement in pain intensity typical for acute LBP, which is distinct from the more stable baseline pain intensity expected in chronic LBP.
Overall, GP notebook (ranked third on DISCERN) reported most keywords in the context of their being referral criteria (6 of the 8).
Use the context to discern the motive.
The task of the judge, he once wrote, is "to discern how the framers' values, defined in the context of the world they knew, apply to the world we know".
It indicates the practice ability to discern reality, to foresee consequences, to know the context.
The censored version may shield tender ears, but even with the bleeps, the words are easy to discern through context and lipreading.
