"demarcation from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a clear separation or distinction from something else. Example: The demarcation from childhood to adulthood is marked by the ability to take on adult responsibilities. In this sentence, "demarcation from" is used to describe the clear separation or distinction between childhood and adulthood.
Its demarcation from faith is not as precise as these descriptions suggest.
A constitutional amendment to transfer control over their demarcation from the executive to the legislature is poised for a vote in the lower house.
To accommodate them, the Spanish-born pope Alexander VI issued bulls setting up a line of demarcation from pole to pole 100 leagues (about 320 miles) west of the Cape Verde Islands.
The findings in this book enhance our understanding of the genitive not only by describing its properties, but also by discussing its demarcation from functional competitors and related grammatical items.
The core concern is that Rousseff is shifting responsibility for land demarcation from Funai – which represents indigenous people – to other government bodies, such as congress and the agriculture ministry, which are closer to the landowners' interests.
This ruling is of particular relevance as it confirms the clarifications of the term 'agreement' within the meaning of Article 81 EC enunciated by the CFI and its demarcation from unilateral conduct falling outside the scope of that provision.
As the Olympics begin and the President makes his mark in China, it would be a great time to establish a clear demarcation line from any policy that could be construed as theologically or culturally exclusive.
He was what I guess we would call a pan-Arab nationalist; he believed strongly that all the Arab nations belonged together as one country, that the borders we continue to abide by are imaginary demarcations from British and French colonialists, and that us Arabs have been lulled into complacency by the excessive consumer culture that has been foisted on us, facilitated by petrodollars.
Working out final agreements on issues ranging from border demarcation to items stolen from the Kuwaiti national archives will be a priority for the next Iraqi government, said Mr. Zebari, so that Iraq can free itself of all Security Council restrictions imposed since 1990.
The MRC subcommittee claimed they 'tend to lack sensitivity' and recommended that psychiatrists should develop newer scales to enable 'clearer demarcation of disorders from their surrounding territories – from other disease processes which mimic their clinical picture and from the "natural" processes of senescence' (Lishman, 1977: 14, 3).
Current species demarcation criteria from ICTV ninth and tenth reports.
