The phrase "always delineated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is consistently defined or outlined in a clear manner.
Example: "In our project guidelines, the roles and responsibilities of each team member are always delineated to avoid confusion."
Alternatives: "consistently defined" or "clearly outlined".
This journey from anger to empathy is not always delineated with a satisfying subtlety; some passages in "The Train Driver" strike overexplicit notes, as when Roelf, addressing the ghost of the woman whom he imagines before him, says, "You see, Red Doek, most of us white people got no idea about what it's like because our world is so different!
We found that many of the studies were prone to research design problems; the small number of experimental studies lacked replication and provided insufficient information about the microclimate parameters measured, while the assumptions of modelling studies were not always delineated or justified.
As always, delineating old history in feet and inches can be a tricky process.
Ross's characters are always powerfully delineated through brilliant visual descriptions, dialogue that trips off the tongue, and keenly observed behaviour.
The complex interactions of some 70 characters (seven of them annoyingly called Thomas) are always sharply delineated, but the audience is left to decide whether lurid allegations against Anne Boleyn of adultery and even incest were slander by her murderous husband or held some truth in her desperate attempts to save her life by conceiving an heir.
The specific role of the tumor versus the host response is not always clearly delineated.
However, other parts of the cranial vault are always smoothly delineated in unaffected individuals.
There are numerous papers in the literature using NADH-TR staining that show cores are not always clearly delineated, such as the recent paper by Romero et al. in a patient with eccentric core disease caused by a mutation in MYH7 (2014, JNNP) that shows some delineated cores and some non-delineated cores in the same sample.
Several experts commented that these levels should be viewed somewhat arbitrarily as they are not always clearly delineated, and responsibilities at any level are dependent on factors such as the level of decentralisation in the health system and the levels of staffing at particular facilities.
In many societies "proper" social relationships require that female reproductive capacity is always under clearly delineated male control, usually by the girl's father before marriage and by her husband after marriage.
The pigmented nodules are small (<3 mm), round, well delineated and always hypodense (in the pre- and post-contrast studies) compared with the rest of the adrenal parenchyma.
