"its demarcation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the dividing line between two areas, such as countries, states, or territories. For example, "The demarcation of the India-Pakistan border has been contentious since its inception."
The regional NPopC staff directed the mapping of the surveillance area and its demarcation into smaller units (clusters) for easy enumeration, by re-demarcating the current Enumeration Area (EA) census maps from the NPopC into smaller units referred to as clusters.
Its demarcation from faith is not as precise as these descriptions suggest.
And Abkhazia has said that a recent Georgian special operation to clear a defiant paramilitary group from a gorge near its demarcation line signals preparation for war.
The ideal of virtue is therefore not very helpful in providing us with criteria for supererogation and for its demarcation from duty.
For this understanding of political representation (specifically, its demarcation from participatory democracy) was useful for distinguishing Western democracies from Communist countries.
Real-time NIR fluorescence imaging using tumor-targeted probes has the potential to accurately visualize tumor and its demarcation and hence to increase radical resection rates.
The book also, interestingly, charts the publishing trade from its inception, when it doubled up as booksellers, through to its gradual demarcation as a separate entity and its struggle in the era of multinational corporations.
Losing the container metaphor, for example, with its rigid demarcation of the inner and outer worlds, may help us better to understand how minds can break out of their Cartesian cages and intermingle across time and space.
The Munduruku's attempts to preserve their land have been hamstrung by the government's decade-long refusal to recognise their territory, prompting the community to carry out its own demarcation process.
In its full demarcation, A CS enlarges the length of the optimal space description, while the description length of the space transformation will be reduced.
She said she wanted to explore how her classmates were formed by the world of the 50's, with its rigid demarcations of class, gender and race, as well as how they "moved through history and made something else out of it," whether by burning their bras or marching for civil rights.
