The phrase "understood from the context" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something's meaning is deduced based on the surrounding text, rather than stated explicitly in the text. For example, "The tone of the letter was recognizable; its purpose was understood from the context."
She added, "It just has to be understood from the context of a two-sided relationship, as all relationships are".
Let P be a graded vector space and write (2.6) B (a, b ) P = B A 1 ⊗ ⋯ ⊗ B A r ⊗ P ⊗ B B 1 ⊗ ⋯ ⊗ B B s for the bar construction of P. When (a, b ) is fixed or understood from the context, we simply write B P. We make a note that B P is naturally an object of C h l f where the lattice is Z r + s and the filtration is induced by the length filtrations on the bar constructions.
We understand from the context whether positive or negative inferences are to be drawn.
Audiences should be able to understand from the context and clarity of the BBC's output what weight to give to critical voices.
To this end, he used Buddhist concepts to communicate Christian beliefs in a language understood from the Buddhist context, and he aimed at extending Christian theology with Buddhist concepts to gain a more thorough understanding of Christianity.
This brief summary of context as understood from the systemic functional perspective reinforces the importance of incorporating context into the study of language, yet it only scratches the surface.
Most of the Malay words could be clearly understood from context, either through text or with the accompanying illustrations.
Using projections is okay as long as it is infrequent and the meaning is clearly understood from context.
Identifying healthy coping strategies, particularly those that need to be understood from a cultural context is key to achieving health equity.
The significance of the initial reports from the ground must be understood in the context of the times.
The above conclusions from this study should be understood in the context of a number of limitations.
