"present the context" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to provide background information or to set the stage for something that will be discussed or presented. Example: Before analyzing the effects of climate change on the area, it is important to first present the context of the region's geography and natural resources.
The first section is a short introduction to present the context of the paper.
To present the context, aim and process of designing the Instrument for the Assessment of Chronic Care Models (Instrumento de Evaluación de Modelos de Atención ante la Cronicidad [IEMAC]), which was developed to make the conceptual framework of the chronic care model operational in the Spanish national health system.
As Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's attorney David Nevin said to Judge Pohl: "If a fatwa is alleged in the charge sheet, how can it be banned from the accused as contraband?" Arguing he has an obligation to develop and present the context in which his client allegedly acted, Nevin insisted that writings illustrating that context cannot be prohibited.
Based on a narrative review, we present the context that frames the different articles in this supplement.
Their commentary is misleading, because they do not present the context that a large lactate concentration range was used to span the Km values for astrocytic MCTs so that maximal transport capacity could be estimated.
As I present the context-based registerial map, I will start with field of activity within field.
We present the context-dependent autoassociative memory model.
Section 5 presents the context for the findings and discusses the key evaluation results.
Specifically, all participants were presented the Context version of the film clip.
Organizations and the larger socio-economic environment have always presented the context in which careers unfold and evolve over time.
We present the Lambda Context Calculus.
