"traditional borders" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about the geographic boundaries between countries which have been in place for a long time and are accepted by the countries involved. Example sentence: In the past, disputes between countries have been resolved by maintaining traditional borders.
Parker claims that non-standard maps tend to efface the traditional borders between countries and regions.
That suggests that employers, in their search for global workers, are looking beyond traditional borders.
A chain of people aided in getting the video to the world, illustrating how the Internet erodes many traditional borders.
That includes performing in pubs – the route taken by David Greig's modern take on the traditional borders ballad.
Part survey and part marketing trial balloon, the show also tests the premise that the traditional borders between fine and commercial art are now permeable.
But if you look beyond those traditional borders you often find something really profound and very meaningful among people who share the same set of circumstances, the same environment," she says.
He described seeing the Union Jack alongside bagpipes at a traditional border-riding ceremony in Selkirk.
To the east, some residents make the case that Gramercy Park's influence stretches beyond the traditional border of Third Avenue and closer to Second.
He uses the traditional border — in this case of words and bombs or bullets — and scatters his design with images, as he often does in his ceramic glazes, that up the level of violence.
The evening finishes in the central hall, after what the organisers promise is "an energetic tour" of the house, where there will be tea and traditional border dancing for audience and performers alike.
Agua Prieta is a dusty city that doubled in size, to 100,000 people, over the last five years as American companies opened factories there, and the United States Border Patrol, with an increased budget and a renewed sense of purpose, all but shut down the routes along the traditional border jumping towns of San Diego, El Paso and Laredo, Texas.
