The phrase "adjacent compartments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe compartments that are next to each other or in close proximity, often in contexts like architecture, transportation, or storage.
Example: "The train has several adjacent compartments for passengers, allowing for easy movement between them."
Alternatives: "neighboring compartments" or "contiguous compartments".
Growth was adversely affected by the presence of neighbors in adjacent compartments, especially vertically adjacent ones, and the presence of larger individuals in adjacent compartments.
All eight tumours that transgressed into adjacent compartments exhibited signs of advanced malignant progression.
Hens can move freely through passing doors between two adjacent compartments.
The gas sampling section allows to analyse the reaction products from a selected compartment with no interference from adjacent compartments.
The final stage of latex film formation was simulated by introducing donors and acceptors into the adjacent compartments of a cube.
Most of the statistically significant enriched compartment pairs are those paired with same compartment or adjacent compartments such as ER and Golgi (Figure 5).
Nevertheless, a clear tendency that interologs are more likely enriched in the compartment pairs paired with same or adjacent compartment can be found from our analysis.
Coexpression analysis has shown that interacting proteins tend to have similar expression profiles, and tend to be localized to the same or adjacent compartment.
The dominant counter-ion in the charged half is from the adjacent compartment, but the bias determines what counter-ion flux is dominant — the same ion (regular bias), or a different and smaller (reverse bias), and this difference determines the level of rectification.
Absence of streaming of cytoplasm into the medium from the adjacent compartment was not due to the presence of vacuoles near the septum.
Cytoplasmic flow from the adjacent compartment into the medium depended on the state of the septum (Figure 2; Movies S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6).
