The phrase "the limit between" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the boundary or border between two different entities. For example: "The limit between nations is an important issue to consider in diplomacy."
It also marks the limit between the Chukchi Sea to the west, and the Beaufort Sea to the east.
The limit between soft and hard impacts is also analyzed according to a recent criterion.
We will address the limit between that which architecture can forecast and what on the other hand needs to be left to the inhabitant.
The first curve is the limit between elastic and inelastic material behavior, where damage is zero, while the second one is the limit between inelastic behavior and complete failure, where damage is equal to one.
The historian Marc Bloch, who died a martyr's death when shot by the Nazis, observed that "once an emotional chord has been struck, the limit between past and present is no longer regulated by a mathematically measurable chronology".
A lot of people, after it happened, said 'but this was his private life?' The limit between what is public and what is private is very delicate issue in France.
Though poorly constrained in direction, the limit between the two SCLM domains recognised in this study is consistent with this trend.
The limit between the two periods lies in the first decade of the present century, and may be more precisely fixed at the time of the Californiati earthquake of 1906.
A SOC clay ratio of 1 10 is the limit between good and medium structural quality, thus it constitutes a reasonable goal for soil management by farmers.
Reversely, this normative dimension of urban art could impact art itself, especially by redefining the limit between artistic forms that are either inclusive or exclusive, dominant or subversive.
Therefore the limit between quasi steady and intermediate region, and the limit between intermediate and inertia dominant region in the pulsatile pipe flow are found to be at the magnitudes of ω′/Reta3/4= 0.145 and ω′/Reta3/4="1.5, respectively.
