The phrase "as a circumscribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is limited or restricted in scope or extent.
Example: "The project was successful, but it was as a circumscribed effort, focusing only on specific objectives."
Alternatives: "as a limited" or "as a defined".
Liu's stories see life from two angles, as both a titanic struggle for survival and as a circumscribed exercise in finitude.
In case 1, the graft is detected as a circumscribed oval and heterogeneous low echoic mass on US.
The FDFG was detected as a circumscribed oval and heterogeneous low echoic mass on US 40 months after the operation.
The FDFG was detected as a circumscribed oval and heterogeneously hypo-echoic mass on US 45 months after operation.
Transitions can, in terms of practice theories, be seen as a circumscribed process or as trajectories of change, within the time-space bound reproduction of social practices [37].
The tumor was seen as a circumscribed equal-density mass on mammography, a 1.2-cm, hypoechoic, microlobulated mass on US, which was visualized as an enhanced localized mass in the upper region of her left breast in the early period on MRI, as shown in the left and center panels of Fig. 1b.
Macroscopic descriptions of the tumors were not always detailed or available, but in all cases with gross description, the tumors were characterized as well circumscribed with a tan to red cut surface.
On ultrasound, it presents as a poorly circumscribed, round or lobular zone, inducing architectural distortion with variable echogenicity, more often hypoechoic, sometimes associated with posterior attenuation (Fig. 12).
He answers this question in the affirmative, but only because in the end he treats it as a categorically circumscribed question.
A hemorrhage was defined as a clearly circumscribed collection of blood within the brain parenchyma that was not a part of the vascular system or part of an area of obvious trauma caused by instrumentation.
On MRI images, MIFS is typically observed as a poorly circumscribed mass with a multinodular appearance; extensive involvement adjacent to the tendon sheath is also a common feature.
