The phrase "tape line" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a line or mark made with tape, often to indicate a boundary or for measuring. Example: The workers used a tape line to mark off the area for the new construction project.
"Watching the scenes of devastation on my television set was like standing behind the tape line at a traffic accident and watching a child slowly bleed to death unattended," it began.
Although the artist has faithfully recreated Mr Haw's original he has added a black tape line across the floors of all the galleries, marking the boundary of the exclusion zone.
These tasks included; 1. 30 metre walking-subjects walked as fast and safely as possible for a 30m distance that was marked off with clear start and stop points; 2. Balance-subjects were timed during a 'heel to toe' tandem gait on a pre-marked 9.14-meter tape line on the floor.
Run the tape line around head, under the bulge at back of your head and back to front to meet the tape line again.
Mark this point and start the tape line on the mark.
Take the shirt off and cut off the extra cloth below your duct tape line.
Several large waves went past the safety tape lines, washing away onlookers' bags and belongings.
At night, out of reflex, she wanders between their homes, puzzled by the police tape lining her friend's empty living room.
As in many rehearsal rooms, the floor of the dance studio is marked with tape lines – but Creed has an awful lot of them.
On Sunday, police tape lined the sidewalk in front of Amazing 99 Cents and Up Deals, which still looked ready for business, with shampoo bottles, a plush panda bear pillow and plastic cups filling the window.
The high YBCO production rate with uniform Jc distribution among tape lines is desired in the system.
