"informal context" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or discussion that is not strictly formal or professional in nature. For example: "The discussion of the current political climate was conducted in an informal context."
And often on informal context.
Uris Unplugged is a semiannual opportunity for students to engage with alumni in an informal context.
Even in an informal context, adding a modifier like "pretty" or "very" undermines the meaning of the word.
And yet the quality of the food — its fastidious sourcing, vibrant seasoning and ingenious grace notes — isn't dumbed down in the least for an informal context.
Clive Shepherd, independent e-learning consultant and chair, eLearning Network The most practical use is in a purely informal context to support peer-to-peer learning.
Roundtable sessions are designed to allow extensive discussion and feedback for the presenter in a more informal context than panel presentations.
"People are encountering terms like genderqueer and transgender in conversation and online, in formal and informal contexts, and it's our mandate to provide good information about what they mean," Brewster continued.
Possessory customs tend to be formalized into law, and yet for reasons of information cost, basic notions of possession retain their importance in many, especially informal, contexts.
Confine staffer(s) to informal contexts.
More and more people are exposed to and learn multiple non-native languages in formal or informal contexts.
It's extremely common in speech, though, and I for one would not consider it incorrect in conversation or other informal contexts.
