The phrase "a delineation made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a description or representation that has been created or established.
Example: "The report includes a delineation made of the project's scope and objectives."
Alternatives: "a description created" or "a representation established".
A letter is read from one of Barbara's former students who says she is "skeptical about any delineation made between people who are living and people who are — then".
A letter is read from one of Barbara's former students who says she is "skeptical about any delineation made between people who are living and people who are — then". And Mr. Nelson's plays are, among other things, about the elusive art of recollection, a form given especially poignant life here by Mr. DeVries's gallant, senescent Benjamin.
"I don't understand completely the delineation made in my own work..
For 7 patients, we compare 32 annotations made by the algorithm with the corresponding delineations made by an expert gastroenterologist.
Figure 1 illustrates the delineations made to define the different subfields of the hippocampus.
To achieve this, a series of 20 30 points was manually selected in every fifth frontal slice through the dataset, along the line believed to separate the ventricles from the atria, as shown in Fig. 3 A. In most regions, this delineation was made by identifying a band of connective tissue along the atrioventricular border that appeared darker than the surrounding myocardium in the MR data.
And it's true, of course, that we do make a delineation between the rights and responsibilities of children and adults, and even the right to have certain things forgotten.
The images were manually segmented into 13 different hippocampal substructures using a protocol specifically designed for this study; precise delineations were made possible by the extraordinary resolution of the scans.
