"in varying contexts" is a correct expression and is commonly used in written English to indicate that something is true or applicable in multiple contexts or environments.
For example, "The value of hard work has been demonstrated in varying contexts throughout history."
At best Kvanvig has shown that the conjunction varies its reference when uttered in varying contexts, since his argument is that a quantified sentence, when uttered at different worlds, will be about different objects.
Mr. Haas creates innovative concerts that place music in varying contexts.
In places, Wagner tells the story with the orchestra, using leitmotifs fragments of melody that convey emotions and themes as they recur in varying contexts.
The literature is replete with drivers of CSR involvement by multinational mining firms of varying salience in varying contexts.
With pervasive computing, Service oriented architectures become more mobile and distributed and are executed in varying contexts.
In order to do field tests, the biggest issue is the ability to have the system in varying contexts over the duration of the testing.
The contextual goals models were used in two scenarios of systems operating in and reflecting varying contexts in the work of (Ali 2010).
For systems operating in and reflecting varying contexts, it is important to specify the Context sources.
Even Mr. Awlaki's most incendiary material appears in widely varying contexts on YouTube.
And as a jobbing cellist working with the London Sinfonietta and the Aurora Orchestra, in chamber groups and as a recitalist, he has been well placed to encounter a variety of music in wildly varying contexts.
The planning, management and operation of aggregated DGs provide ancillary services in terms of voltage control which already have been subject of the research in different works with varying contexts.
