'regional contexts' is a correct phrase that is used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the influences of the particular area or region in which something takes place. For example, "These findings need to be considered with regards to regional contexts, as some regions may have different regulations than others."
Whereas homogeneity in local and regional contexts predominates, across the regions, the protests often strongly diverge in respect to their dominant frames and action orientations.
And those hard-to-quantify factors must constantly be pieced together into an ongoing narrative within historical and regional contexts.
Yet the design, organization, and politics of bioenergy production in specific regional contexts may be contested.
In this paper we focus on the road network design problem in regional contexts.
Relevance of the course content is just as important overseas and has to be adjusted - but not by level and standard - to reflect either local or regional contexts.
And it is likely to make Russia re-examine with fresh determination its military strength vis à vis the US, at least in specific regional contexts.
Regional contexts clearly play a role in cyberconflict, a confounding idea given that these technologies defy the physical bounds of time and place.
Focusing on innovation interactions between manufacturing small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and KIBS, the empirical analyses grasps KIBS position in five regional contexts.
Reformulations have produced subtle alterations, principally in concert with the dynamics of academic research and teaching in various international, national, and regional contexts.
Each of the resulting new grassroots innovation coalitions used different strategies for upscaling and outscaling that depended on differences in their (regional) contexts and institutional support.
A total of 242 interviews were conducted in Accra, Ghana; Dakar, Senegal; and Kampala, Uganda to compare markets in different cultural and regional contexts.
