The phrase "adjacent cliffs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe cliffs that are next to each other or in close proximity.
Example: "The hikers carefully navigated the narrow path that ran along the edge of the adjacent cliffs, enjoying the breathtaking views."
Alternatives: "neighboring cliffs" or "contiguous cliffs".
One thing leads to another, and, before long, late-night sneaking between conveniently adjacent cliff-side houses turns into something a little more open, at least among the four principal participants.
Speaking of feet, Shane Van Loon was walking along the riverbank in Tsiigehtchic in Canada's Northwest Territories and saw in the adjacent cliff a probable carcass of a steppe bison peering out of exposed permafrost.
Will a computer-controlled car willingly sacrifice itself (and its driver) if it is presented with this impossible situation: to run over children mingling around their stalled bus in the middle of a blind corner, or to drive off the adjacent cliff?
Squinting into the rear-view mirror, he concentrates more on that we "get" his jokes rather than paying attention to the adjacent cliff (shudder!).
Geo-referenced photographs taken from the adjacent cliff were used to map less prominent fractures not discernable in aerial photographs.
Continued development of the fracture network within breakout fan I is evident from two photographs taken by the authors from the adjacent cliff in 1995 and 2009 (Fig. 6).
That plant was originally a joint venture between Constellation Energy, which owned the adjacent Calvert Cliffs 1 & 2, and the French.
Where the shore consists of a sheer cliff adjacent to deep water, wave energy will be reflected away without much erosional effect.
The seven additional units will be offered for sale later, and they will sit atop a cliff adjacent to a spa that is expected to be completed in early 2011.
