"evolving context" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or scenario that is constantly changing or developing over time, causing the surrounding circumstances to also change. Example: As technology continues to advance, our communication methods and tools are constantly evolving, making it important to adapt to the evolving context in order to effectively connect with others.
Therefore, when evolving context
With the evolving context, its programmes have also moved effectively and strategically along the continuum from humanitarian, through recovery to development approaches.
48 The evolving context and inability to control the environment in which the programmes will be evaluated render the use of an experimental design inappropriate to evaluate quantitative effects (use of services and quality of life).
The so called soft capacities are highly dependent on social relationships and shaped by evolving context, and require time (sometimes decades) to develop, but are important for addressing the donor-recipient country power asymmetries and developing equal partnerships among stakeholders involved in strengthening country health systems donors, external experts, managers, and local communities.
Furthermore performance comparisons using the BSC depend on selection of feasible and appropriate Key Performance Indicators, which is occasionally limited by data collection problems, for example, constant updating to adapt to evolving context changes may impose KPI variations, inducing the lack of reference to historical data.
We must all respond to this evolving context and this, in my view, means very significant changes in the way we deliver healthcare, including greater emphasis on prevention, more care delivered outside hospital and centralising key specialisms where clinically appropriate.
This happens due to the need of these organizational units to adjust and adapt their business processes to different and evolving contexts, lack of resources or even cultural aspects.
Mixed or multi-methods research, which integrates quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis in a single study or a program of inquiry, provides methodologies for measuring the effects of an intervention within complex, growing and evolving contexts while also exploring the context of the intervention itself [ 32, 33].
The evolved context automaton is thus able to reconstruct aspects of these external states.
This isn't to give up on the idea of some kind of psychological explanation for the extraordinary power and reach of music – quite the opposite: but it is a reminder that music's psychological impact needs to be understood in relation to the constantly evolving cultural context within which we make, consume, contemplate, and are absorbed by music.
Social media may lose its obsession with follower numbers and traffic, evolving to context-driven reputation systems and algorithms.
