The phrase "adjacent chart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a chart that is next to or near another chart, often in the context of data presentation or analysis.
Example: "The adjacent chart illustrates the sales trends for the previous quarter, complementing the data shown in the main graph."
Alternatives: "neighboring chart" or "next to chart".
The song also debuted atop the adjacent UK chart of Scotland and the Irish Singles Chart.
Eruptions responsible for large volume jumps are labelled and adjacent pie charts illustrate the percentage of volumes attributable to eruptions of different magnitudes.
Eastport: Annapolis Electric Boat Rentals, Eastport (adjacent to The Chart House).
Defensively, mines are placed in carefully and secretly charted locations adjacent to the defender's harbours and installations, and they are usually staggered at varying depths to protect against both submarines and surface vessels.
Boundaries of the TPC with adjacent cortical areas were charted onto camera lucida drawings of the sections at ×7.5 magnification.
(If you select only a single cell, Excel will plot all the cells containing data adjacent to that cell on the chart).. To select a range of cells, click the first cell in the range.
Invoking alterative chemistry, He and colleagues developed a selective sulfur trapping strategy involving H2S addition to an aldehyde (48) with subsequent Michael addition of the hemithioacetal intermediate with an adjacent unsaturated acrylate ester to give a thioacetal (Chart 16).
Graphs and charts will illustrate information in an adjacent passage, for example.
Chart of Boston Harbor and Massachusetts Bay : with map of the adjacent country / published at the Boston Map Store.
This 0.67 SD represents the distance between two adjacent growth lines on standard infant and childhood growth charts (i.e., the 2nd, 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, 90th and 98th centile lines).
