in the same vein vs in the same context

Both "in the same vein" and "in the same context" are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. "In the same vein" is used to indicate similarity or agreement in terms of style, topic, or approach, while "in the same context" is used to refer to something being considered or understood in relation to a particular situation or set of circumstances.

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in the same vein

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate similarity or agreement in terms of style, topic, or approach.

This phrase is used to show that something is similar or related in some way to what has just been said or done.

Examples:

His new book is in the same vein as his previous works.
The artist's latest painting is in the same vein as her earlier pieces.
The company's marketing strategy is in the same vein as its competitors'.
The professor's research is in the same vein as the latest scientific discoveries.
The new policy is in the same vein as the previous administration's approach.

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In the same vein, the spare capacity of plants which produce only ammonium nitrate used for industrial purposes was also taken into account.
In the same vein, all parties to the Agreement «have the right to initiate a confidential procedure aimed at reconsidering central rates».
In fact, the six that follow will be in the same vein.
At this point I should perhaps stress that the Commission has already managed to achieve a great deal in this direction and I trust that it will continue in the same vein.
In the same vein, sectoral dialogue committees operating at European and national levels should be able to provide a credible shared orientation to policy makers.
In the same vein, the involvement of our southern partners in the definition of a common immigration policy is long overdue.
Therefore I would suggest to Mr. Cappato that he visit Kim Chen Ir in North Korea if he would like to continue in the same vein.
I intend to make an explanation of vote in writing, on behalf of the people of Yorkshire and the Humber, in the same vein as Mr Ford has just spoken.
In the same vein it was also investigated whether ceramic peelers should be excluded from the product scope.
In the same vein, the ECB considers that introducing in Article 11 (3) some examples could clarify when methodological visits are required.
In the same vein, it is unfortunate that ING made discretionary coupon payments in 2009 without any proper justification although it was loss making in 2008.
In the same vein, the judgments of the European Court on Human Rights, relating to Cyprus, must also be implemented.
In the same vein, I should like to condemn the absence of the role of women and women's organisations from the proposed regional collaboration.
In the same vein, the judgments of the European Court of Justice, relating to Cyprus, should also be enforced.
In the same vein, I was grateful for the rapidity with which this Parliament was able to conclude its consideration of the changes in accountancy rules.
I should like to address you in the same vein.
A number of women have sent the European Parliament a petition in the same vein.
The resolution continued in the same vein.
Mr Barroso and Mrs Merkel also commented in the same vein about human rights in Russia.
I also support Amendment 9, which is in the same vein.

Alternatives:

similarly
in a similar manner
along the same lines
in a similar vein
in the same style

in the same context

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to something being considered or understood in relation to a particular situation or set of circumstances.

This phrase is used to indicate that something is being discussed or analyzed within the framework of a specific situation or environment.