"grounded in context" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is understood in relation to the surroundings and information already known. For example: Her explanation was grounded in context, taking into account the existing economic and political conditions.
My last thoughts are similar to Pope Francis's remarks on homosexuality and abortion, this entire discussion must be grounded in context and in the light of Catholic teaching".
Such questions can only be answered with respect to the specific hypotheses being tested, or the disparities monitored, and should be grounded in context and theory.
Statistical thinking, which is different from mathematical thinking and focuses on context and variability, should be emphasized and the teaching of medical statistics should be grounded in context.
Here they provoke, if not exactly empathy, then a new understanding, grounded in the context of their brutal times.
This study is grounded in the context of English-as-a-Foreign-Language (EFL) teacher education in Taiwan and aims to promote the potential of teacher study groups.
The FRAMES model was grounded in the context of behavior by explicitly designing it to perform specific spatial and analytical reasoning tasks.
Our discussion is grounded in the context of exploratory research which aimed to gather information regarding the practice of music therapy with children who have ASD in New Zealand, in order to scope and design research appropriate for the New Zealand context.
Grounded in the context of microfinance organizations (MFOs), a particular type of social venture that holds promise for addressing poverty in developing nations, this paper examines how institutional logics, related to market and religion, shape the nature and amount of capital acquired by MFOs.
The transcriptions and field notes were subject to three levels of coding as postulated by Charmaz (2006): (a) initial coding, (b) focused coding, and (c) conceptual coding, to come up with a list of key vocabularies (social constructions) grounded in the context of Indian social enterprises.
It was grounded in the context of bitter sectarian struggle (Baghdad was being ethically cleansed) and in the humiliation of the Sunnah (ousted from power and summarily dismissed from the army).
This manuscript is a well written summary of these two improvement methods, firmly grounded in the context of calls for healthcare improvement in the U.S. and the U.K.
