The phrase "coastline by" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to talk about the boundary of a country or region. For example, "The United States is bordered by a long coastline by the Pacific Ocean."
I didn't need to worry about reaching my chosen campsites and cabins dotted along the coastline by nightfall.
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With the Last Ice Area project I was constantly moving around the coastline by boat, and so my way of working was very different".
A scientific research project in Western Australia offers the chance to explore the coastline by day and track turtles at night.
Relative calm returned, though it was ruffled on the New England coastline by frequent incidents of defiance of customs officers, who could get no support from local juries.
According to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, more than 75percentt of Americans will live within 50 miles of a coastline by 2010.
There was crude oil from the Louisiana coastline, a by-product of the Deepwater Horizon spill.
That kind of storm tide, the experts say, could become routine along American coastlines by late in this century if the ocean rises as fast as they expect.
The determination of bathymetry near coastlines by numerical meshes is particularly critical because deflected electric currents can concentrate at the shore.
It had proved otherwise, only too well endorsing the scanty information supplied by D'Urville and Wilkes of the coastline seen by them.
The landforms in the basement rocks belong essentially to an etched surface only slightly remodelled by glacial erosion and, below the highest coastline, also by wave action.
