The phrase "also be delineated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to clarify or outline additional information or details in a given context.
Example: "In addition to the main objectives, the secondary goals should also be delineated to ensure clarity."
Alternatives: "also be outlined" or "also be specified".
Successful delineation using CE: Possible delineation using CE and, the same DL can also be delineated using LM-NBI and HM-NBI, and histological examination confirms the presence of cancer within the markings.
Two characteristic features of the study area — erosional channels and alkali steps — could also be delineated using micro-topographic variables.
Furthermore, the device's limitations must also be delineated.
Features of the disease could also be delineated in "poor pupil" images in 8.7% of images.
Referral pathways from such a service to specialist levels of care, where appropriate, could also be delineated.
At the discretion of the radiation oncologist, the GTV may also be delineated on other phases of the breathing cycle (e.g. in cases involving significant hysteresis).
Advantages, disadvantages and applications of 3D woven composites have also been delineated.
Concepts such as gene silencing along with the future prospects of transgenics and challenges therein have also been delineated.
The effects of the impermeable-sheet position and the power-law index on the enhancement of device performance as well as the power consumption increment have also been delineated.
The influence of the impermeable-sheet location on the heat-transfer efficiency enhancement as well as on the power consumption increment in double-pass operations has also been delineated.
General issues surrounding older, HIV-infected patients, focusing on those aged 50 and older, have also been delineated [ 17].
