The phrase "a border of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the boundary or edge of something, often in a geographical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The garden had a beautiful border of a vibrant flower bed that separated it from the lawn."
Alternatives: "the edge of a" or "the boundary of a".
"What's the problem if hundreds of thousands storm this fence which is not a border of a state?" Yahya Sinwar said, claiming the frontier was not internationally recognised.
If it was easy to sweep aside a border of a shattered state such as Syria, the frontiers of stronger states such as Turkey, Israel and Jordan proved resistant.
Plates were sealed by piping a border of a mix of Vaseline and 5% (v/v) mineral oil (Sigma, item #M841 100 ml) and covered with a 22 × 22 Fisherbrand Cover Glass (item # 12 541-B).
Under the assumption that two SNPs are in LD only if they belong to the same haplotype block, the partition of Θ can be uniquely identified by a binary vector γ = [ γ1, γ2,..., γ i -1, γ i, γ i +1,..., γ S, γ S +1] ' where γ i = 1 means that the a border of a haplotype block falls between SNPs (i - 1) and i; γ i = 0 means that SNP (i - 1) and SNP i belong to the same block.
You will probably want to add a border of a few stitches, such as garter stitch.
When the situation of a link breaking occurs, we know that this is a result of attracting the given node to a border of an object present in the scene of interest and thus the connection breaking should be called.
The thickness of a border of an M state indicates the level of conservation.
Leave a border of at least a half-inch to an inch around the compartment.
The European Court of Justice decision was a boundary of words, creating a border of beginnings and ends.
But a vivid turquoise one with a border of minute embroidery caught his eye.
Finally, we planted a border of creeping phlox and added a tidy layer of mulch to top it all off.
