The phrase "adjacent bars" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe bars that are next to each other, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The adjacent bars in the graph represent the sales figures for each quarter."
Alternatives: "neighboring bars" or "contiguous bars".
Some of the deeper fibres attach to the gill bar and may run between adjacent bars.
What we didn't know at the time, though, was that Derek Brown and Angie Fetherston would scale the concept up, turning all three of their adjacent bars — Mockingbird Hill, Eat the Rich and Southern Efficiency — into one giant holiday party.
Particularly, under the Bragg resonance condition, i.e., the distance between two adjacent bars is about half of the wavelength of the normal incident waves, the analytical solution for the peak Bragg resonant reflection is obtained, which reveals that the peak Bragg resonance depends upon the number of bars, the dimensionless bar height and the dimensionless bar width.
On Monday night a tree-lined street in the city's Roma neighborhood suddenly lost its tranquility when six armed men ran over to the sidewalk tables of two adjacent bars and robbed dozens.
Please clarify how the final bin of the R/G ratios are plotted, since the last bar in Figs. 2C, 5C, and 5D are all higher than adjacent bars.
Scan the street corner for an adjacent bar or bistro.
The wood-paneled dining room and adjacent bar open onto a broad sidewalk terrace.
At the adjacent bar, guests cool off with watermelon martinis, the Boathouse's signature summer drink.
From outside, it looks almost like a bunker, but it opens into a sleek dining room with an adjacent bar and a lounge upstairs.
Backpackers, bohemians and barflies will like this no-frills dirt-cheap hotel, which has a meditation area and an adjacent bar with sublime views of the Arabian Sea.
Carr occasionally sent Mr. Gambardello to Louie's East, an adjacent bar, to fetch a "Lou Carr Special" — a lot of vodka, a little Coke.
