The phrase "positive context" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the overall tone or atmosphere of a sentence or passage, which can influence the meaning or interpretation of the words being used. Example: In order to understand the full meaning of the quote, it is important to consider the positive context in which it was written.
"It's also nice to see Iran's name mentioned in some positive context.
It's a thing that the not-beautiful do, to create a positive context for their not-beauty.
Back then, teachers were forbidden from mentioning homosexuality in a positive context.
Natural language processing, even if trained in the earlier meaning, can look at a word like "terrific" and see the positive context.
"That could very well provide a positive context to do exactly what the opponents hope it won't do," she said, "and that is advance the cause of civil marriage equality".
Dawn newspaper wrote of the "welcome change" of seeing Pakistan talked about in a positive context internationally, while the Urdu paper Nawa-e-Waqt even produced a special supplement to honour her win.
Using a within-subject design, Study 2 confirmed that the negative association between interdependent self-construal and group-based emotional complexity was evident only in the threatening intergroup contexts, but not in positive contexts.
Concern towards others may occur in more positive contexts, as well.
What it comes down to is that black girls are missing representations of themselves in positive contexts.
Of particular interest was to determine whether the presence of the DRD4-7R actsle acts only as a vulnerability to an adverse situation (in this case, having a high-risk child birth), which would be consistent with a diathesis-stress model, or whether it relates to a susceptibility to both negative as well as positive contexts, which would be consistent with a differential susceptibility model.
In sum, nurses working in contexts characterized by strong leadership, positive feedback and culture reported more instrumental and conceptual research utilization than nurses working in less positive contexts.
