The phrase "adjacent ceiling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a ceiling that is next to or adjoining another structure or area.
Example: "The adjacent ceiling in the hallway was painted a different color to create a visual contrast."
Alternatives: "neighboring ceiling" or "contiguous ceiling".
Stepping just inside the door, I'm surrounded by rugged brown woven sacks hanging from the ceiling, adjacent to a punching bag and wooden gymnastic rings.
The headboard, an adjacent wardrobe and the ceiling were also spattered with blood and bits of what appeared to be brain matter.
Outdoors, a tiled bar set beneath a wood truss ceiling sits adjacent to the pool.
DETAILS A prewar co-op, combined from two adjacent units with beamed ceilings, an open kitchen, a walk-in closet and courtyard views, in a building with an indoor pool.
Because he was now afebrile, personal care could be easily provided to him by certified nursing assistants that were familiar with the Guldmann ceiling lifts located adjacent from the patient's bed, as well as in the bathroom.
On the main level, a long open living area, once two distinct parlors, leads to a kitchen and an adjacent sunroom with floor-to-ceiling windows.
The adjacent air boundary layer at the ceiling membrane predicted the latent and sensible heat transfer to the desiccant solution.
By attaching some of her variously shaped constructions directly to the wall near ceiling corners and upon adjacent walls, Ms. Hutchison manipulates the preconception of the gallery installation.
The fracture network is constructed using fracture geometry data taken from a fracture map of the walls and ceiling of the alcove adjacent to the field test site.
But they gradually came around, shifting to the sidewalk to spare adjacent lungs and the nicotine-pummeled ceiling panels, which still offer a distinct gouda-yellow Pall Mall patina today.
