"border closing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and it can be used to refer to the act of closing a physical boundary between two countries or regions.
For example: "In response to the growing pandemic, the government has ordered a full border closing."
An icy storm blamed for at least 60 deaths in nine states spread snow and freezing rain across the state all the way to the Mexican border, closing the Alamo, glazing freeways and immobilizing communities unaccustomed to such cold.
From 1964 through 1968, the Joint Chiefs continuously urged a litany of secret recommendations, including mining Haiphong; hitting the dikes; bombing near the Chinese border; closing all transportation routes from China; sending ground troops to Laos, Cambodia and the southern part of North Vietnam; possibly full-scale invasion of North Vietnam.
Pierre Salinger, the White House press secretary, faced his first public query on the subject at 4 40 p.m. Monday, when, after 34 other questions, a reporter at his daily briefing asked whether John F. Kennedy and Nikita S. Khrushchev had exchanged any personal messages about the border closing.
Orban's government needed thousands of rolls of wire a few weeks ago to realize his border closing.
Building walls at our border, closing our borders to all Muslims, embracing Arab autocracy and casting aspersions on an entire religion will only embolden our enemies, discourage our Muslim friends and allies, and make success more elusive.
In the past, a border closing would have been automatic.
With the Syrian border closed, the issue is moot now, anyway.
The government has imposed martial law and declared the border closed.
How will Bishkek cover the income gap if Kazakhstan keeps the border closed?
Mr. Moi ordered the border closed in July, saying illegal arms were entering his country.
The violence of partition and the conflict between India and Pakistan over Kashmir has kept that border closed since then.
