The phrase "adjacent change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes that are next to or related to one another, often in fields like mathematics, science, or project management.
Example: "The adjacent change in temperature affected the overall results of the experiment."
Alternatives: "neighboring change" or "contiguous change".
Further we observed a spatial correlation between increased subchondral bone remodeling on 18F-NaF PET and adjacent changes in the cartilage microstructure on MRI T2 relaxation time maps.
In addition to MRI, computed tomography (CT) has a useful role in specific cases where there is calcification and adjacent changes to the calvarium.
Almost all of these consisted of two adjacent changes although 1% of the single base substitutions were in a run of three and a few were in runs of more than 10.
If non-equal intervals exist between adjacent items, change scores for subjects with different levels of ability may misrepresent the amount of change, or fail to detect change in the latent trait [ 51].
Sediments eroded from a landmass and deposited in an adjacent sea change from coarse- to fine-grained with increasing depth of water and distance from shore.
The metamorphism of the coal in two adjacent zones changes gradually rather than suddenly.
Interaction of adjacent holes changes the values and distributions of created residual stresses and so their effects on the fatigue life.
In this paper, we study the problem of reconstructing image sequences which satisfy the conditions that (a) the sparsity level is high in the wavelet domain and (b) the sparsity pattern of adjacent images changes very slowly.
Thick arrows show cartilage loss (MRI) with corresponding adjacent bone changes (xSPECT/CT).
On Color Verification trials, 3000 ms after the initial appearance of the algebraic expression, two adjacent variables changed color from black to blue or red (Fig. 1c).
