"boundaries in which" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about specific, established considerations that limit or define an area or situation. For example: "The contract clearly outlines the boundaries in which the two companies will do business."
Klimt's most modern paintings of all are his landscapes, spaces without boundaries in which we float rather than walk.
A couple of years ago, Adepitan took part in a BBC series, Beyond Boundaries, in which 11 disabled people trekked across Nicaragua.
Lenù, the good student, tries to impose the orderliness of the professional class on chaos, but the brilliant Lila is haunted by a vision of "dissolving boundaries" in which humans appear no more than bags of meat.
A lot of work went into identifying the right skills and personality mix, and significant effort is put in on both sides to ensure that we understand where the responsibilities lie and the boundaries in which the executive can act.
These smaller parties want boundaries in which states would be based on ethnicity, ensuring that minorities would be able to accumulate greater political power by forming a majority in certain states.
MIDGETTE TURTLE ISLAND AND YING STRING QUARTETS As the resident string quartet at Symphony Space the last few seasons, the Ying Quartet has presided an adventurous series called "No Boundaries," in which newly commissioned works were offered alongside poetry, dance, video, folk music and other things, including a magic show and a demonstration of Chinese noodlemaking.
In the 1970s, India and Sri Lanka agreed on a maritime boundary in which India ceded to Sri Lanka an island called Katchatheevu and bartered away the surrounding fishing rights.
"Taliban, with their great forces, attacked the boundary in which the security check posts surround the district center and some of the check posts are still under their constant firefighting," he said.
In the simulation, 20% of the the UEs were located at the cell boundary in which the power-efficiency is particularly important.
One limit of the semi-stadium boundaries is a rectangular boundary that gives a regular field, while another limit is a stadium boundary in which the chaotic property emerges.
The (1 2̄ 1)f habit plane of precipitates in NiCr is shown to be a near-coincidence site boundary in which each near-coincidence site lattice cell contains three atoms.
