'workable context' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation in which a plan or idea is carefully considered and understood. For example, "After developing a workable context for the project, the team was able to move forward with their plan."
Much of the previous research in context-aware computing has sought to find a workable definition of context and to develop systems that could detect and interpret contextual characteristics of an user environment.
"It seems such a minor, sideline type of measure, but it does strike at the core of whether a job is workable within the context of family life," said Lisa Guide, associate director of the Rockefeller Family Fund, which has financed research and advocacy on this subject.
Only by divorcing ethics from the other types of more locally specific review could a centralised system of ethics review be workable in the Canadian context.
This was not a formal validation exercise, but was intended to ensure that the model's constructs and propositions had (i) face validity for other researchers in the field, and (ii) that they were practically workable in specific research contexts.
By exchanging new knowledge, either the new knowledge can be introduced fully to make the practices more efficient and sensitive to the patient, or the new knowledge can be adapted to make it workable in that society's context.
Facts, it seems to me, are workable units, useful in a given frame or context.
It highlights a serious problem but we can only look for workable solutions when presented with proper data and context.
Those are all workable ideas, but they do not add up to much in the context of a deal that is aiming for $2 trillion to $4 trillion in deficit reduction.
This approach, albeit pragmatic and sometimes workable, has been fraught with problems because sociocultural and political-economic contexts vary substantially from country to country, and even within countries.
The term in this comprehensive context combines some quite disparate categories of art; therefore, as a workable field of art-historical study, folk art is generally treated separately from certain other kinds of peoples' arts, notably the "primitive" (defined as the work of prehistoric and preliterate peoples).
