/ˈdɪstrɪktɪŋ/ – noun
Definition: việc phân ra thành các khu vực.
A more thorough explanation: Districting refers to the process of dividing a geographic area, such as a state or municipality, into smaller administrative units known as districts. This process is often carried out for the purpose of representation, such as in the drawing of electoral districts for voting purposes. Districting can also refer to the redrawing of boundaries within a district to reflect changes in population or other factors.
Example: The state legislature is responsible for districting the boundaries for congressional districts every ten years based on the latest census data.