The phrase "adjacent bed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is next to or neighboring a bed, such as in gardening, medical settings, or spatial descriptions.
Example: "The adjacent bed of flowers bloomed beautifully this spring, complementing the vibrant colors of the garden."
Alternatives: "next to the bed of" or "bordering the bed of".
Compaction from the heavier sedimentary layers above forces the fluids and gases into adjacent beds of permeable rock, like sandstone or porous limestone, the textbook explains; the lower-density gas and oil ride above the water that almost always occupies the pores in the rock.
Leaf epiphytic assemblages of Zostera noltii patches in the northern shore of the bay were also compared with those of adjacent beds of C. nodosa.
Several other wells drilled in this area all produced shale gas at IP up to 8000 m3 (280,000 ft3)/day from "Hybrid Plays" with adjacent beds of shale and tight sandstone.
Traditionally, whole-body PET examinations are performed in step-and-shoot (SS) mode, introducing the patient table motion between consecutive acquisitions of adjacent bed positions [10, 11].
We were just starting to figure out how we'd actually kick off the rumour when we were interrupted by Arrington, who had been sitting on an adjacent bed, engaged in an important meeting of his own.
It shows a ravenous Pedro as he watches his mother float towards him from her adjacent bed, nightgown billowing, smiling like a wraith, with a saddle of rotting meat in her hand.
Shoshana Levy, 40, lying in an adjacent bed, said she was struck by the loud boom, the smoke, "and the terrible smell -- of fire and of human flesh".
Random individuals wandered freely in and out of the room during the exam, including patients, nurses and a man visiting his sick wife in an adjacent bed.
Seven of the 12 counts against Harris related to a friend of his daughter Bindi, including one incident when she was 15 when he seriously sexually assaulted her while Bindi slept in the adjacent bed.
We used this model to simulate the spread of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) between the patients in adjacent beds, with the aim of understanding the contribution of the various factors which influence transmission.
