The phrase "a boundary about" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing limits or borders related to a specific topic or area, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "We need to establish a boundary about the areas where we can conduct our research."
Alternatives: "a limit regarding" or "a border concerning".
(Intervention development meeting 15.2.2012) R1 so I think there's a boundary issue about are we doing CBT for fear of falling, R4 The boundary issue is key.
Broadening the focus of the CBTi to include work on pain, fatigue and other issues raised issues over the scope of the intervention and fit with the protocol: R1 so I think there's a boundary issue about are we doing CBT for fear of falling, R4 The boundary issue is key.
Pulkkinen et al. (2012) indicate that the maximum amplitude of the horizontal magnetic field drops across a boundary at about 40° 60° of geomagnetic latitude for the 13 15 March 1989 and the 29 31 October 2003 events.
Within BOT terminology SI can be considered a "boundary object" about which stakeholders are able to negotiate site-specific issues to incrementally arrive at solutions which draw on the full range of land sharing and land sparing options and so avoid prescriptive approaches and technologies.
Today, with a national boundary about to be placed straight between them, international politics will effect no less of a transformation.
On a floundering Mukhorty, Brekhunov travels in smaller circles across a hostile, almost alien landscape, coming twice to a clump of wormwood – "growing on a boundary … desperately tossing about under the pressure of the wind" – that appears to mark the grim border of existence.
Constructed on a territorial boundary in about 600 BC, the first hill fort at Maiden Castle was a 6.4 ha area surrounded by a single ditch.
In the present paper, a boundary value problem about the macroscopic response and its microscopic mechanism of a representative spherical cell with a spherical microvoid under axisymmetric triaxial tension has been theoretically investigated.
"Drag is about pushing a boundary and it's also about variety.
In order to reduce the likelihood that a landmark would disrupt learning about a boundary by distracting attention away from it, Doeller and Burgess (2008) placed the landmark some distance from their hidden goal.
