The phrase "as a borderland" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a region or area that serves as a boundary or transitional space between two different cultures, societies, or geographical areas.
Example: "The region has long been recognized as a borderland, where diverse cultures intersect and influence one another."
Alternatives: "as a frontier" or "as a transitional zone".
Moving on to the moderate stage, the participants described the person with dementia as being in a borderland between home care and nursing home care, and said that the best type of care can be difficult to find.
But its ultimate architect sits in the Kremlin: Vladimir Putin.In this section Putin's inferno How to make the world $600 billion poorer A man needs a mandate Plucking the goose The tragedy of the high seas Pounded into submission ReprintsNeither East nor WestThe territory that is now Ukraine has a long and painful history as a bloody borderland between East and West.
The authorities in Beijing have seen the same land as a lawless borderland, a place to be controlled.In October 2012 the trial of a Burmese drug lord, Naw Kham, who was sentenced to death for the killing of 13 Chinese sailors on the Mekong river in northern Thailand, sharpened the sense in China that the Sino-Burmese border remains a breeding ground for criminal gangs and drug traffickers.
As a small borderland between Ukraine and Romania, Moldova's economic stability has seen added strain due to Ukraine's ongoing civil war.
The result, according to Salafia, was a borderland better understood as "a reasonable and rational alternative to the growing sectional conflict" [End Page 309] of Civil War (14).
She is the author of numerous books, including Dislocation as Experience: Creating a Hybrid Identity, Constructing a Borderland (2010), and Border Crossing Spirituality: Transformation in the Borderland (2016).
This is an engaging and moving story of growing up in a borderland that is not only geographical but cultural as well.
The Spumifers look as if they had escaped from the margins of a Medieval manuscript illumination, from a borderland where miniscule demons were sometimes allowed to cavort freely.
Courts occupy a borderland between the private and the public.
