The phrase "and discuss boundaries of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a conversation or analysis about the limits or extent of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will explore the topic of mental health and discuss boundaries of personal privacy."
Alternatives: "and examine the limits of" or "and address the parameters of".
But so is a BBC that can't discuss boundaries and areas of influence afresh.
The stars have gathered, in the form of glowing people, to discuss boundaries, responsibilities and the future of reality at a conference with The Endless.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss boundary value problems of fractional differential equations with (p(t))-Laplacian operator.
Jennifer addressed the crowd, but instead of discussing boundaries, safe words and hygiene, she walked us through California Senate Bill 606, which made it illegal to photograph a child because of their parent's employment in a manner that "seriously alarms, annoys, torments, or terrorizes" them.
In this study we mainly focus on rigid-free boundary and discuss the case of stationary and oscillatory convection.
This week, Rivka Galchen and Pankaj Mishra discuss the boundaries of fiction and nonfiction, and the way each form reflects the world in which we live.
Unlike the restrictions in some references, we give a different opinion about the continuity and differentiation of derivative in the discussed boundary value problem.
Democrats, both politicians and voters, tend to discuss the boundaries of what's possible in our current political milieu as though they're fixed.
With Halloween fast approaching, Megyn Kelly on Tuesday gathered a panel of three other white people ― TV personality Melissa Rivers, journalist and former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager and MSNBC correspondent Jacob Soboroff ― on "Megyn Kelly Today" to discuss the boundaries of racial sensitivity in wearing costumes.
In particular, we find a 30% shear softening of grain boundaries and discuss its relation to the shear softening observed in bulk metallic glasses.
