The phrase "a boundary of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limits, borders, or constraints related to a specific subject or area.
Example: "The researchers defined a boundary of the study area to ensure accurate data collection."
Alternatives: "a limit of the" or "a border of the".
The National Botanic Gardens at Kirstenbosch flank a boundary of the city.
Seismologists have never been sure exactly what fault was involved, in part because it was far from a boundary of the earth's major tectonic plates.
Likewise, this subsection does not apply to those nonsimultaneous transmissions by cable systems not located within a boundary of the forty-eight contiguous States that are granted a compulsory license under section 111.
The curved line on the left is the saturation line or 100percentnt relative humidity line, which represents the maximum amount of moisture that can be held at the various temperatures and is a boundary of the chart.
Such design achieves a boundary of the state estimation error which can be arbitrarily small by properly specifying the sole synthesis parameter.
A Robin boundary condition is a condition that specifies a linear combination of the dependent variable and its first order space-derivative on a boundary of the interval.
The outputs of the model are a boundary map of the scene and surface perception images.
Geometrically, one can recover Poincare duality, compute the volume polynomial and verify its log-concavity, and identify a portion of a polyhedral boundary of the nef cone.
Let be a special exhaustion function of a boundary set of the manifold.
Heisenberg also saw in cosmic-ray phenomena possible evidence for his idea of a minimum length marking a lower boundary of the domain of quantum mechanics.
The epithelial layer is surrounded by a stromal layer, which forms a peripheral boundary of the prostate gland.
