The phrase "delineated into" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe how something is divided or separated into distinct parts or categories. For example, "The research study was delineated into three main sections: data collection, analysis, and discussion."
The Kalandiya checkpoint has evolved into something of a border crossing, with about 100 yards of no-man's land delineated into narrow lanes between sandbagged bunkers.
But the art's reminder about religion is highly important: before the map of Africa was delineated into states, this was a continent of nations where power and religion have always intersected.
The study watershed was delineated into seven subwatersheds.
And again, angiosperms are clearly delineated into eudicots and monocots.
The 3.0 km2 basin was then delineated into sub-catchments using ArcView Hydro extension tools.
MS-based assays are further delineated into discovery/global and targeted approaches [27].
Any effective security team requires technical members with a broad set of backgrounds and skill sets, often delineated into "Tier 1" and "Tier 2" groups.
The results of slope were delineated into five categories with equal interval, such as <10°, 10 20°, 20 30°, 30 40°, and >40°.
At the second scale level, the spatial patterns formed by the grid landscape types are delineated into landscape units and described using landscape metrics.
In this method, a heartbeat is delineated into stable and flexible segments which are resampled at two different rates and then concatenated again.
First, their performance has not been delineated into specific areas which raise questions about whether overall higher Asian mathematics performance over US is also evident in the specific US reform competencies.
