"factual background" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to the established facts and information surrounding a particular issue or situation. For example, "Before making a decision, it's important to consider the factual background of the situation."
But although Ms. Henriques provides useful factual background, her book contains little discussion of these issues.
It's more helpful to supply a little of the strange factual background.
This footage doesn't answer all the questions that it raises, doesn't fill in the factual background with a journalistic thoroughness.
Only one aspect of the reporting that makes up the factual background in "Eduard's Homecoming" troubled me.
I feel it's my job to briefly fill in any relevant factual background that might help to contextualise both the event and the review.
There are hints of espionage, and there is romance, of a sort.As always, Mr Furst writes with impressive authority about the factual background to his story.
There are some factual slips, background passages can seem too disconnected from the foreground narrative, and at times Thorpe is unnecessarily discreet, for instance in relation to the royal family.
Guidelines for its implementation recommend i.a. at least two professionals to design/monitor the exercise, sometimes prior development of scenarios, factual summaries of background information, pre-tests, presenting respondents their original vote, as well as ensuring that the panel represents a peer group.
This, in short, is the background, the factual position and the rationale of government's actions.
Although the background is factual, the book is, he emphasized, a work of fiction.
"There are numerous factual errors about my background and experience," Mitchell said.
