"evaluate in the context of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to considering something with regard to a surrounding environment or a specific set of circumstances. For example, "We must evaluate the success of the program in the context of current economic trends."
In this section, we describe the data fusion methods we will evaluate in the context of the PISA‐TALIS fusion.
The aims are to evaluate, in the context of soot, the predictive capability of the model, the effects of turbulence chemistry interactions (TCI), and various available chemistry mechanisms.
It must be noted that stature is difficult to evaluate in the context of severe anaemia, iron overload and chronic corticosteroid use.
This study, however, did not report the use of ART and was undertaken at a time when potent HAART was unavailable to this population, making the trial results difficult to evaluate in the context of current care in the developed world.
The performance of equation (4) that blends MACE and internal information was evaluated in the context of the official Walloon genetic evaluation for Holstein cattle.
The expansion of temporary work visas should be evaluated in the context of overall immigration policy.
Meanwhile, as news is being re-evaluated in the context of the Financial & Risk business, that division is being re-evaluated in the context of the wider Thomson Reuters group.
Re "Drawn to the Hearth's Electronic Glow" (Jan . 24: It would be refreshing if, for a change, advances in audiovisual technology were evaluated in the context of their impact beyond those who actually use the hardware.
The draft Authorised Professional Practice on missing persons investigations adds: "Any information received from psychics should be evaluated in the context of the case".
All key design issues are evaluated in the context of these tests.
Hence, human action can only be evaluated in the context of specific concrete situations.
