The phrase "adjacent chamber" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a room or space that is next to or adjoining another room or space, often in architectural or spatial contexts.
Example: "The scientists conducted their experiments in the adjacent chamber, which was specifically designed for high-security research."
Alternatives: "next room" or "neighboring chamber".
When Minaj enters, from an adjacent chamber, she is a petite wonder, wearing a fluffy white bathrobe, her face naked.
Under vibration the denser materials were found to concentrate into the adjacent chamber leaving the rest of the materials in the original chamber.
But a senior editor told the Guardian the paper stood by the story, while Sheikh said he was able to speak to Mubarak after he wandered from the courtroom to an adjacent chamber where Mubarak was awaiting an airlift back to prison.
The adjacent chamber, known as the deposition chamber, is separated from the condensation chamber by a small nozzle, which is either a hole of 2 mm diameter or a 20-mm long and 1-mm wide slit.
Rats could perform one of the following behaviors: (1) Avoidance - shuttling to the adjacent chamber of the apparatus while the tone was on, thus avoiding the shock altogether; (2) Escape - shuttling to the other compartment after the shock began, thus reducing exposure to the shock; (3) No Escape - not shuttling to the adjacent chamber, thus receiving the full length of the shock.
Controls were exposed to filtered air in an adjacent chamber.
The ventricles are adjacent chambers in the lower heart.
Using the barrier valve, we transfected neurons in the adjacent chambers with green fluorescent protein (GFP) and mCherry cDNA, respectively, with a transfection efficiency of approximately 40%.
The influence of their symmetric or asymmetric nature, their planar or three-dimensional structure on the possibility to obtain the same or different recognition processes at the two adjacent chambers were evaluated.
By demonstrating the unreliability of appearances, the Staircase Group alerted viewers to the secrecy with which the Senate was deliberating in adjacent chambers over the controversial Jay Treaty.
In the fall, when the birds normally migrate, the scientists let each bird spend a few hours in two adjacent chambers, one decorated with fake geraniums and the other with fake ivy.
