"richer context" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to additional information that provides deeper or fuller understanding. For example, "The story of his family history provided a richer context for understanding his decisions later in life."
It makes sense only in the larger, richer context that Mr. Wiencek's book vividly creates.
In this very slim volume, she doesn't pause to provide the background that would create a richer context for her story and her portrait of Mr. McCain.
My hope is that the reprints we do will provide entertainment as well as a richer context to the role of foreigners in the old China, beyond the cliché of foreigners being the evil exploiters of Chinese coolies.
A careful reader could get all this information from Defoe's novel, but what Rees does in this engaging book is to give us the extra historical information we need to create a richer context for Moll's story.
The ecosystem concept4 offers a richer context than established supply chain models because the PBE is a dynamic, growing environment.
Even the non-gadgets like printed product brochures have been replaced by websites that can present information in much richer context.
The personal and smart technologies make learners engaging in their learning and increase their independence in more open, connected and augmented ways by personally richer contexts.
But many archaeologists find the collecting of such artifacts distressing because it removes objects from their original, information-rich context.
And in evoking this rich context Mr. Fisher drops a clue that helps explain the Jameses as well as any other.
On a good day, a senior author will give you the clearest explanation, the perfect quote, and the richest context.
The work was offered in a rich context of Czech chamber music, including Dvorak's Terzetto, Janacek's Quartet No. 1 and Smetana's Piano Trio.
