The phrase "delineation of boundaries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone is describing the limits of something, typically in terms of geography, authority, or responsibility. For example, "The board of directors made a clear delineation of boundaries between their roles and responsibilities."
Further undertakings should focus not on the eradication of physician-pharmaceutical interaction, but instead on the education of physicians about industry marketing strategies and the delineation of boundaries of these interactions to benefit not the individual physician, but our patients.
Subsequently, images were reviewed independently by three readers experienced in breast US and evaluated according to a multistage scoring system with regard to the presence of artefacts, delineation of boundaries and depiction of internal structures.
From 1947, United Nations partition plans sparked the delineation of boundaries and the land held by Palestinians shrunk down to areas inhabited today including the Gaza Strip, one of the most densely-populated places in the world, and parts of the West Bank.
This, combined with the close physical proximity of the stripe 2 and stripe 3/7 enhancers, has historically rendered the delineation of boundaries between the D. melanogaster stripe 2 and stripe 3 enhancers difficult [21], [22].
Delineation of ecosystem boundaries can be problematic.
Second, some features included in the screen may not have been measured accurately, potentially due to errors involving the epithelial-stromal classifier and the delineation of cytoplasmic boundaries.
For contacting particles spread on a flat surface this requires delineation of particle boundaries through shape-based image segmentation.
In the 20th century the delineation of precise boundaries for all the 88 constellations was undertaken by a committee of the International Astronomical Union.
Accurate delineation of plume boundaries and vertical concentration gradients is desirable, to accurately characterize waste sites and optimize remedial strategies.
Following the 1890 delineation of colonial boundaries by the French and the British, the Egbado, who felt oppressed by Egba rule, asked for British protection and control of their territory.
The delineation of MPA boundaries may further be refined with information on seabird foraging ranges, at-sea density estimates, and tools for ranking areas based on conservation priorities.
