The phrase "about the delineation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specifics or details regarding the act of delineating or defining something clearly.
Example: "The report focuses on the challenges about the delineation of the project boundaries."
Alternatives: "regarding the delineation" or "concerning the delineation".
Ryder is pretentious and uppity, concerned about the delineations in class based on skin color, and promotes advancement of lighter-skinned people, some of whom were already educated before the war.
Further undertakings should focus not on the eradication of physician-pharmaceutical interaction, but instead on the education of physicians about industry marketing strategies and the delineation of boundaries of these interactions to benefit not the individual physician, but our patients.
You either give a shit about sports or you don't, and the delineation between these two types of people is usually pretty clear.
You either give a shit about sport or you don't, and the delineation between these two types of people is usually pretty clear.
Dr. Wagener has made a six-year study of New England's famous stone walls and he will give a slide-talk about their history, their role in forest ecology, landscaping, and the delineation of farmlands at 7 p.m. Wednesday, in the Student Center Theater, 181 White Street in Danbury.
The luxuriance of her prose in "Crescent" when describing, say, a Middle Eastern dish, is here reserved for the delineation of Lena's secret-riddled childhood, her shame about her Otherness.
This map was congruent with the delineation of tonotopic and retinotopic responsive areas (see Methods for details about the tonotopic and retinotopic maps and acquisition).
Framing and the delineation of vision reign.
Yet these days the delineation between rural, urban and suburban landscapes is growing increasingly blurred.
