The phrase "of your background" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it in sentences to refer to someone's personal history, family culture, or educational and professional experiences. It can also be used to describe the cultural or socio-economic context in which someone grew up or currently resides. Example: "As a first-generation college student, I am proud of my background and the obstacles I have overcome to pursue higher education."
Then you become that figure because of your background.
"It would be more appropriate in light of your background as a judge," the man said.
"Coding skills are such a clear path to employment, regardless of your background".
"That sort of environment reinforces your heritage, because everywhere there are people like you, speaking a distinct language that is part of your background.
"You were somehow excusing it because of your background, when other people had posh educations, which I did not, can I remind you.
A. Oh, he listened carefully.... Energy Q. What would you tell an American citizen who is suspicious that your energy policy is going to benefit the oil industry because of your background and Vice President Cheney's background in the industry?
Placing it on your blog or in your Twitter stream acts as a form of identification – a signal of your aesthetics, a reflection of your background, an avatar of your desires.
This cooperation may, if we so request, include providing us with originals of your background Material and information, including access to your sources for our use for legal or compliance purposes.
Unlike internships in London, the fact that the EU internships are mostly paid means that they are open to a much broader range of people and, providing you have the right skills on offer, regardless of your background, you all have an equal chance.
Nowadays HMRC, after controversy over avoiding UK tax, claims to subject non-dom applicants in Ashcroft's position to the prospect of searching inquiries: "If you say you have a non-UK domicile … especially if you were born in the UK, we might want an in-depth examination of your background, lifestyle and intentions over the course of your lifetime".
