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The phrase "a thick border of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a substantial or prominent edge or boundary around an object or area.
Example: "The painting was framed with a thick border of gold, making it stand out on the wall."
Alternatives: "a wide edge of" or "a heavy frame of".
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A thick border of verdant rainforest rustles in the breeze, manned by a scampering gibbon or two, all backed up by towering limestone cliffs for added drama.
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Decorate your certificate of appreciation with a thick border, adjust font colors and weights or insert your company's logo in one of the corners.
These features include: (i) The ability to grow a 3D wafer or a thin wafer with a thick border.
Spread it with a spatula until it fills the entire pan, making sure to leave a thick border.
It appears on the skewer as a big, two-inch-thick slab of steak, bordered by a thick margin of fat.
Later that month, the printer of the Pennsylvania Journal replaced his newspaper's masthead with a death's-head and framed his front page with a thick black border in the shape of a gravestone.
Several cells presented cytoplasmic vacuoli and the formation of a thick brush border.
Consequently, immunoreactivity for SGLT2 was detected strongly at the brush border membrane in the S1 segment of the proximal convoluted tubules, as identified by a thick brush border and cell body, and in the S2 segment, as recognized by a thinner brush border and prominent basal digitation.
Constitutive exons with a thick green border represent exons that match our criteria of MXEs based on the default values.
The detection of an inserted outbreak is illustrated with the red highlighted border, whereas the false positive detection of a cluster that doesn't overlap with an inserted outbreak is shown with a thick black border.
Use a thick box border.
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