'related context' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation or set of information that is related to another situation or set of information. For example, "I didn't understand how this related to the previous conversation until I looked at the related context."
The best and most realistic way forward is to retire the 10% benchmark after 42 years of service and substitute the DDRs, which DA members have already endorsed in a closely related context.
"The other, related, context in which Richman's death asks to be viewed is the unspeakable way in which the burden of grief that the Newtown parents have borne was added to by those who sought to exploit the tragedy.
Our findings indicate that in Chinese language production both orthographically and phonologically related context words have their effect at the rather late level of word-form encoding.
If indeed there is no jurisdiction -- if a 1950 precedent, issued in a quite different but unmistakably related context, really means that the federal courts may not review the Guantánamo detentions -- then it will be the Supreme Court and not the White House that says so.
Rellich used Hardy's inequality in his perturbation theory papers [504, 505, 506, 507, 508] in a closely related context.
There were times when the hunt for the best and the most, in a food related context, took on a refreshingly non-politically correct air.
PubGene (http://www.pubgene.org) [ 26] was used to connect cancer-related context with the regulators (e.g., TFs, signaling molecules) and targets of miRNAs.
So, in the broader, height-related context, the Fusion doesn't seem to be trying very hard.
But there's also a tradition of the religious chanting-and-drumming music of Santeria in a jazz-related context.
Traditional rivalry between the nation's biggest clubs was quickly abandoned as a motive, in favour of a wider political or crime-related context.
Interest in measuring consumers' perceived wellbeing in a food-related context has grown in the last decade.
