The phrase "without a context" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a statement that has no context, meaning that it is presented without any additional information to help you understand it. For example, "His comment seemed unclear without a context."
As a result, almost everything we see exists without a context, and looks odd and marooned.
If Mr. Mobutu was the archvillain of his nation's tragedy, he was not a simple caricature, or, indeed, a man without a context.
And I thought, 'What a terrible waste of money.' This orchestra had to be spending three or four hundred thousand dollars, and for what?" Mr. Morris said, "You're doing a one-shot concert without a context".
Slogans like "Go forward, never go back" and advice to cultivate and maintain a sense of expectancy may not mean much without a context, but Ms. Stritch makes them come alive every second she commands the Cafe Carlyle's tiny platform stage with the authority of woman who has been there, done that, done it again and come up grinning.
And if this clown began waving his hands with those big white gloves that clowns wear, and you realized he wanted your attention, had something apparently urgent to tell you, would you pivot and run from him, or stay put, as my friend did, who seemed to understand here was a clown who didn't know where he was, a clown without a context?
"Bear" and "bear" however can cause speakers of English trouble without a context that gives them the animal and not the "carry" reading, or vice versa.
During the balancing of the rewards scheme only a context without ATIS was applied by the SP platform.
Universal WASH coverage cannot be achieved without considering services in a context of environmental sustainability.
More importantly, they provide an opportunity to buy into a context without having to buy into a system.
Without a cultural context, vegan has seemed more contrivance than a cuisine.
And one is left trying to understand regional changes without a global context.
