The phrase "a small delineation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe a brief or minor explanation or representation of something.
Example: "In this report, I will provide a small delineation of the key findings from our research."
Alternatives: "a brief description of" or "a minor outline of".
Cytogenetic and molecular delineation of the smallest commonly deleted region of chromosome 5 in malignant myeloid diseases.
In line with the categorization of the three types of welfare states above, a number of countries opt for a housing policy with public expenditure only aimed at the lowest income segments of society, thus leading to policies based on residualization, i.e. a clear delineation of a small population group that cannot cater for its own needs.
These data provide a molecular and physiological delineation of a small population of ventral spinal interneurons that exhibit homogeneous electrophysiological features, the properties of which suggest that they are candidate locomotor rhythm-generating interneurons.
Second, it may allow a more accurate delineation of small areas of lung dysfunction, especially in patients with heterogeneous disease.
Firstly, the distention of lumen by means of endorectal gel should provide an optimal delineation of small (<3 cm) tumours or polypoid lesions [6].
Our manual segmentations are also generated as smooth spline curves from a small set of control points, which is different from other manual delineations and thus may introduce bias.
For conventional radiotherapy schemes, a better delineation of the primary tumour will in general lead to smaller safety margins used in radiotherapy to define the treated volume.
Note that a delineation of a structure containing k endpoints defines k−1 such line segments.
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter has a clear delineation of responsibility.
They must have a clear delineation of roles, missions, and authority.
