"in the context of preparation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the circumstances or conditions that are part of an action of getting ready or making ready for something. For example: "We discussed strategies in the context of preparation for the upcoming event."
In the context of preparation for possible future European Moon exploration initiatives, the technology roadmaps have been used to highlight the role of technology within Missions, Building Blocks and Operational Capabilities of relevance.
Ethical approval for the qualitative approach will be obtained from the University of Heidelberg in the context of preparation of the focus groups which will start the following year.
For example, several pretransfer adolescents and families discussed gradually shifting responsibility for specific diabetes management tasks from parents to adolescents, typically in the context of preparation for leaving home for college or to live independently (Table 2, Quotes 3 and 4).
This situation analysis has been undertaken in the context of the preparation of a new programme of cooperation between UNICEF and the Government of Djibouti covering 2008-2012, asd as a complement to the Common Country Assessment made by the UN country team.
Many pro-CAM journals, books and websites exist, and it would be of concern if relatively inexperienced students were assimilating such information in an uncritical fashion in the context of coursework preparation.
Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 and 7 30 p.m., Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue, at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $59. (Burke) Kinesis Project (Friday and Saturday) Awkward timing and panicked decision-making, in the context of wedding preparations, are two of Melissa Riker's concerns in "Pressing Empty," a dance-theater work for members of her company.
In the present work, we show that this concept is especially useful in the context of crude/commercial preparations of microbial origin.
This was additionally the case for six of the 12 journals mentioning the URM in the context of general manuscript preparation.
Thus, six journals (10.9%) gave an indirect reference to trial registration by mentioning the URM exclusively in the context of general manuscript preparation (table 2).
If the guidelines mentioned the URM in the context of general manuscript preparation without other editorial advice on trial registration, we classified it as 'indirect reference to trial registration'.
