"reason and context" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of both the rationale behind a decision as well as any external influences that may be present. For example, "When making a decision, it is important to consider both the reason and context in order to make an informed choice."
To consider the reasons and context for test ordering by doctors when faced with an undiagnosed complaint in primary or secondary care.
When I heard about this week's cover story, even though it was for vastly different reasons and context, I was nevertheless excited all over again!
Most studies describe the prevalence, and reasons and context for PR use, but do not identify modifiable predictors [ 9- 13, 19- 22].
Both open and closed questions were posed in order to achieve a deeper understanding of reasons, background and context of answers.
For this reason and given the context of a global health workers crisis [ 20], the specific relationship between informal payments, motivation and retention of health workers needs to be urgently investigated.
It also offers a context-aware and adaptable service module to acquire, interpret and reason context information for context adaptable visualization.
Importantly no-one in our study avoided the use of technology per se; technology use depended upon individual reasons and individual contexts, with perceptions of usefulness rather than need being the biggest driver of uptake [ 28].
Given such variation, we may expect that fluorescence could prove adaptive or maladaptive for a number of reasons, depending on species and context.
Specifically, CAMEO is designed to collect and reason upon multidimensional context information, derived by the local device, the local user, and their physical interactions with other devices and users.
For this reason, and because neither analysis nor context — political, historical, even personal — is part of the Woodward package, the information he provides is open to multiple interpretations that are consistent with multiple, and highly inconsistent, points of view.
