The term "in periphery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is near the outer edges or margin of something else. For example, "The small village was located in periphery of a much larger city."
Bond yields in periphery countries might shoot up on the renewed fears of a breakup.
(a) 3-D volume rendered image of non-aggregated acervuli in periphery (supplemental video 1).
Egg laying was earlier in periphery territories and small-holed nestboxes.
Equally important is to encourage lending to creditworthy but credit-constrained companies, especially in periphery member states.
However, the temperature of the 98HP in periphery portion of the head oxidizer chamber is higher than its boiling point.
This is abrasive, and so, at its best, is Ryan's poetry, as in "Periphery": Fountains, for instance, have a periphery at some distance from the spray.
"It is about how much pain the people in periphery can stand in order to keep this thing going.
Pairs nesting in periphery nest-boxes and in small-holed nestboxes owned territories bigger than those nesting in interior and large-holed nestboxes, respectively.
This phenomenon occurs typically in pumps and naval propellers, on the blades' suction side and/or in periphery of the rotor.
For quite a while now, one of the biggest threats facing the world economy has been that Europe would plunge into a deflationary spiral, with falling prices sparking a renewed debt crisis in periphery countries such as Spain and Ireland.
In addition to the projection images, we obtained microtomographs of acervuli in another human PG. Figure 3a demonstrates a 3-D volume rendered image of non-aggregated acervuli in periphery (supplemental video 1).
