The phrase "sociological context" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the social, cultural, and historical factors that influence the meaning and interpretation of a certain situation or event. Example: In their study on gender roles in advertising, the researchers analyzed the sociological context of the advertisements, including societal expectations and cultural norms, to understand how they contribute to perpetuating gender stereotypes.
In this broader sociological context, Monk is not alone in his journey to enlightenment.
Her amply footnoted book skillfully puts Anning's work into the scientific and sociological context.
Within seconds of picking up a piece, she categorized it by era, fabric, style and sociological context.
The program's producers provide little historical or sociological context for their project, and they divulge nothing whatever about their curatorial policies.
There is too little historical and sociological context and too little of the actual flavor of Sharon's larger-than-life personality.
"There's a sociological context that makes it harder for them to rebound," said Linda Perlman Gordon, the co-author, with Susan Morris Shaffer, of the boomerang book for parents.
But despite major shifts in sociological contexts, the ban against homosexuality was rigidly enforced throughout the centuries.
Some of these had already been addressed and gathered from the preliminary literature review, but interviews also allowed the elicitation of more emotional aspects by placing the patient in the psycho-sociological context of the disease.
While in a sociological-anthropological context it may appear that language is a strong factor in mate choice, under a simple Wright island model, with 'islands' of at least 1000 individuals, we expect a Fixation Index of at most 0.002 with this migration rate, a very low value that indicates a substantial amount of gene flow between 'islands' [ 17].
Ryan presents their ideas by mixing biographical detail with historical and sociological analysis of context, and philosophical analysis of texts and arguments.
Pomerantz creates a vibrant sociological and historical context for Wilt Chamberlain, who scored 100 points in an N.B.A. game on March 2, 1962, in a half-empty arena in Hershey, Pa.
