The phrase "adjacent bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bridge that is next to or very near another structure or location.
Example: "The construction crew is currently working on the adjacent bridge, which will improve traffic flow in the area."
Alternatives: "neighboring bridge" or "next to bridge".
While Hathaway is fishing with a reporter, a car plunges off an adjacent bridge.
In major earthquakes, bridges can suffer pounding damage due to relative displacement between adjacent bridge structures.
Finally, the major cause of bridge deck collapse, the relative response between adjacent bridge members, is detailed.
Damage of adjacent bridge structures due to relative responses, such as pounding and unseating, have been observed in many earthquakes.
Janet Stately was returning from Duluth, Minn., and had decided to take an adjacent bridge to avoid traffic when the collapse occurred.
The EDL are due to arrive on coaches and buses in Bradford's Interchange station from about 11am and will be kettled in an area on adjacent Bridge Street.
The sets of strings on each bridge are pitched whole steps apart and neighbouring sets of strings on adjacent bridges are pitched a fifth apart; this arrangement enables a musician to play a chromatic scale in all keys.
Under column removal scenarios, initiation of alternate load paths via adjacent bridging beams to redistribute vertical loads requires certain level of ductility and continuity in beam column joints.
The complex 1 have pentanuclear Mn II) core, where the two sides of metal centers (Mn2 and Mn3) have trigonal bipyramidal arrangement and the middle metal center (Mn1) have octahedral environment utilizing two O atoms from adjacent bridging bidentate carboxylate groups and four O atoms from four coordinated DMF molecules.
These conformers are similar except for the orientation of the β-phosphate group and the adjacent bridging O atom.
13 Patients with AS presented with one of the following three criteria defining advanced and severe spinal ankylosis: (1) two intervertebral adjacent bridges and/or fusion at the lumbar spine; (2) three intervertebral adjacent bridges and/or fusion at the thoracic spine; or (3) two intervertebral adjacent bridges and/or fusion at the cervical spine.
