Basically, does "within context" need a description of what is meant by that context, or is it sufficient to just say within context.
For example, when talking about information can you say: "This chapter gives a description of the data within context."
I found many examples of this use online but I'm not sure if it is correct.
I suppose what I am asking is does the above mean the same as: "This chapter gives a description of the data within the context it was created in."
Best Answer
It depends on your audience but generally you should not assume that the reader knows what you are talking about. It would be much safer to add a short description such as "within the context of his/her research on ..."