The phrase "boundary area" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a specific geographical or metaphorical area that marks the limits or borders of something. Example: The fence marks the boundary area between our property and our neighbor's land.
Steve Bird, a spokesman for the mission, described the boundary area on Saturday as calm.
As well, nano-hardness on the boundary area of Au/chitosan significantly enhanced, while the cultured fibroblast cells aggregated upon Au clusters and the boundary area.
GCBR classifies results automatically for the cases placed outside the cut-off point boundary area.
The thermal and mechanical energy concentrates at the boundary area between the competent and incompetent layers.
If a prisoner crossed the boundary area, he would be shot, and the guard who shot him would get a day or two off.
At Breckenridge, my father and I skied along the edge of a boundary area when he became mired in a sinkhole.
The provocation came from China's move to station an oil rig in a maritime boundary area 150 miles from Vietnam's shoreline.
In the south London boundary area, residents said the charge would mean more noise and pollution as drivers sought to steer clear of the zone.
Alternatively, foreground maps that are predicted at lower-level features present a higher visual quality at the boundary area.
Because the boundary area is usually large, megathrust quakes are the most powerful and include the two strongest quakes ever measured by instruments: the magnitude-9.2 1964 Alaskan quake and one in coastal Chile in 1960 of magnitude 9.5.
In fact, the effective grain boundary area decreased upon addition of S and SN, accompanied by preferred perpendicular orientation of the boundaries with respect to the substrate, which is known to minimize the overall grain boundary energy30.
