The phrase "abutting with" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used to describe something that is adjacent or touching another object or area, but "abutting" is typically used without "with."
Example: "The two properties are abutting each other along the fence line."
Alternatives: "adjacent to" or "bordering on".
Engineers would also remove dikes and barriers at the eastern edge of the Everglades, which abuts with urban Miami, to permit the water to flow into the marshland.
Taxa of Manacus often hybridize where their ranges abut (with the exception of Manacus aurantiacus Orange-collared Manakin, the distribution of which is completely allopatric to all other taxa of Manacus).
For example, Figure 1b shows the same network area as that of Figure 1 abut with node annuluses and node cells.
In Fig. 8c axial stress is the maximum principal stress and radial stress is minimum principal stress that at orientations of 0°, 170°, 350° it is nearly abutted with tangential stress indicating fracture initiation at theses orientations.
Bilateral müllerian ducts grow medially and caudally to contact and fuse then abuts with the urogenital sinus.
All mouse chromosomes are acrocentric, and pericentromeric regions are abutted with a telomere (Kipling et al. 1991).
Mouse chromosomes (2 n = 40) all are acrocentric and centromeres are abutted with a proximal telomere (Kipling et al. 1991).
As shown in Figure 6H, double staining for Ptc and lacZ in the disc indicates that en expression is strictly limited to posterior cells and abuts with Ptc expression in anterior cells.
Throughout the entire telogen phase, the DP directly abuts with the base of a bulge), such that interactions between these two components would be facilitated in preparation for the next round of HF regeneration.
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