The phrase "some context about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain more information about a particular topic. For example: "Before I begin, let me provide some context about the history of this organization."
First, some context about Allo.
So to give you a quick overall of what we're going to talk about, I'll give some context about the report and then discuss the consequences of the housing affordability crisis.
There has been a lot of talk about Russia in the news, and for kids to have some context about why our relationship with the former Soviet Union and its president, Vladimir Putin, is so sensitive, they need to know about the Cold War.
Additionally, social impressions — where ads include some context about who else likes it, are also up by seven percent.
It's smart to reach out individually to reporters with your news and some context about why their readers will care.
Bean started the session by giving some context about the role from the 2018 NewVantage Big Data Executive Survey, 55% of the respondents to which were CDOs.
MOCA has given Geresi's collection some context, providing about 40 vessel drawings, chair designs and decorative wall-hangings, all lent by the artist.
But aside from their aesthetic charms, Nakamura offers some useful context about why they caught on.
In a phone conversation two weeks before the show was due to open, he said that after talking to an artistic director of a major theater about the piece, he was working to add some more context about the "economic underpinnings" of regional theater.
Given this is a big deal, both literally and figuratively, I wanted to take a few minutes to provide some more context about the upcoming announcement.
To get some more context about why environmentalists would target a gas power station, I spoke to Daisy Sands, the head of Greenpeace's Energy Campaign.
