The phrase "and bounded by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the limits or borders of an area or object.
Example: "The park is located in a beautiful valley, and bounded by a river on one side and a mountain range on the other."
Alternatives: "enclosed by a" or "surrounded by a".
The farm is in the middle of a valley, surrounded by pine forests and bounded by a river.
In it he imagined an isolated city, set in the middle of a level and uniformly fertile plain without navigable waterways and bounded by a wilderness.
The distribution and overall geometry/architecture of these facies vary from the west of the study area (dominated by growing fault-propagation folds) to the east where a piggyback basin had developed, and bounded by a broad detachment fold.
This paper presents the stabilization problem of a linear time invariant fractional order (LTI-FO) switched system with order 1and bounded by a quadratic function within the activation regions of each subsystem.
In the second step, the cross-profile pattern of a ridge or a valley floor, which is defined and bounded by a pair of side slopes, is examined in order to distinguish upland flats from ridges and lowlands from valley floors.
It is obvious that the left side of (18) is positive and bounded by a finite number K. Here, we assume that the left side is always smaller than a finite number under all the constraints.
Trotting, pacing, and bounding by a quadruped robot, Journal of Biomechanics.
For the MYCN amplicon, the largest contiguous region was 1.7 Mb and bounded by NAG and an EST (clone: 757451) in three tumor samples, whilst the smallest region was 27 Kb including an EST (clone: 241343), NCYM, and MYCN.
Sydney Fish Market With the harbor at its heart and bounded by beaches, Sydney has a passion for the sea -- surfing, yachting, fishing -- and for its harvests.
In the clustering phase, the performance is IO-bound which means that the performance is limited and bounded by IO communication within a cluster.
They are tens of kilometers wide and are bounded by a growth fault to the north and a counter regional fault seaward.
