The phrase "definitely define" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the clarity or certainty of a definition you are providing.
Example: "In this report, I will definitely define the key terms to ensure everyone understands the concepts involved."
Alternatives: "clearly define" or "precisely define".
Hence, while one can compute the concentration of a molecule at a given space around a receiver, the mechanism of coupling the molecular information into the receiver biological circuit will definitely define how much information it actually transferred.
There are obviously too few isolates here to definitely define new temperature-fitness rules within this species, but these data strongly suggest that preference-fitness relationships are more complicated than predicted by the classical coadaptation hypothesis.
Cases or offenses that are deemed to be "not critical" by the UWA (including crop raids by wildlife, which many communities would definitely define as a "grave" offense against them) can be dealt with by local institutions or communities.
"It is something that definitely defines us," said Zoë, who is a freshman at Hofstra University.
"It definitely defines the climate in which college athletics are in, as do the suspensions in football".
"But we've seen a couple of "app stores" launched — they've definitely defined that — and the focus on touch and user interface all comes back to the fact that Apple have raised the bar significantly".
My sound is definitely defined by German techno.
I think the precariousness of the world we live in today has definitely defined what I can and cannot do in terms of employment.
However, investigations into the prevalence of TDRs across continents or patterns of specific TDRs by HIV subtype could not be definitely defined given that the numbers in each category were too few.
The link between Do2 and HL definitely defines HL during CPB as type A HL.
Hemorrhage should only be definitely defined clinically or histologically, which was not described anywhere in the manuscript.
