"blurred limits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that is not clearly defined, such as a boundary or a rule. For example, "The blurred limits between work and home become increasingly harder to maintain with the rise of remote working."
It was also proposed in [9] to generate the hash by detecting invariant feature points, though the expensive searching and removal of feature points by malicious attacks such as cropping and blurring limit its performance in practice.
"Smartphones have blurred the limits between our professional life and our distractions," he said.
The cultural dynamic of the period collapsed the categories of culture, consumer good, and entertainment and blurred the limits between production and consumption, often provoking dismay from creators, cultural critics, nationalists, and educators, frequently voiced from within mass culture itself.
Given that current gene flow and introgression may have blurred species limits, particularly in hybrid zones, accurate investigations of gene flow patterns within and among Veronica subsect.
It's the type of work that strives to blur the limits of reality, or at least adjust the viewer's perspective.
This ritual explores how agency becomes increasingly distributed among bodies and territories, which opens interactions of hybrid selves, blurring the limits of bodies and its environment, understanding them all as an assemblage of vibrant matter.
Blurring the limits between art and life, he continues his creative enterprise by developing happenings which will act as reports of the progress of his research and his desire to escape from the systematic pigeonholing in visual arts.
For the span of an instant, the monologues seem credible, until the character mentions money which dissolves faith and blurs the limit between truth and lie, fiction and documentary".
