'neighborhood context' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the conditions of the area a person lives in. For example, "Her upbringing was heavily influenced by her neighborhood context."
"Good planning basically means fitting all the pieces together on a site and seeing how they fit into a larger neighborhood context".
According to Kate Patterson, public-art project manager for the San Francisco Arts Commission, the proposals are chosen for aesthetic appeal, innovation, neighborhood context and diversity of subject matter, content and media.
In a particularly galling development, the Genoa-based architect Renzo Piano — who became famous for the pointedly weird Pompidou Center but whose recent designs pay gingerly respect to neighborhood "context" — has become the official staid alternative to the brash Koolhaas.
"The whole idea of that moment is to create a thresh- old, a segue into Section 2," Mr. Corner said of the thicket, which runs from 20th Street to 22nd Street".Through design, we've established an episodic sequence of spaces that dramatize or amplify the immediate neighborhood context that we're moving through," he added.
N.Y.U. officials acknowledged on Monday that these earlier projects had been marked by piecemeal planning and undistinguished design and said they have made a concerted effort this time to conduct an open public process that is mindful of the neighborhood context, architectural quality and residents' interests.
Neighborhood context may influence health and health disparities.
However, the role of neighborhood context in education remains under-studied.
"We can't forget about where people live, and neighborhood context influences behavior".
Future research is necessary to better understand the impact of neighborhood context on health disparities using longitudinal study designs.
Here, we offer insight into the composition, uses and neighborhood context of vacant lots in New York City.
These findings confirm the significance of neighborhood context in students' academic performance, and the importance of integrating GIS spatial analysis tools into studying education inequality.
