The phrase "adjacent conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to conditions that are next to or related to each other, often in scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The experiment was affected by adjacent conditions, such as temperature and humidity, which were not controlled."
Alternatives: "neighboring conditions" or "contiguous conditions".
These results suggest the significance of the initial DSF design on the thermal load of the adjacent conditioned zones.
Thus, the purpose of this study is to quantitatively analyze the impact of the initial DSF design, regarding window glazing type and cavity depth, on the energy consumption of adjacent conditioned zones.
For the adjacent condition of the present experiments, the spatial proximity of pair members could have been close enough to activate overlapping receptive fields.
Given these factors, for the adjacent condition we cannot dismiss the possibility that synchronous ganglion cell firing was produced directly by joint activation of common, i.e., overlapping, receptive fields.
In the present experiment the hit rate for the adjacent condition is well above the linear regression line at 2 ms, and several of the opposite pairing means do not fit the linear regression line very well.
Pounding worsens the adjacent buildings' conditions, which is amplified by the underlying soil, and ignoring the effects of the underlying soil may result in unrealistic and un-conservative designs with detrimental consequences.
When combined, the 2 types of conceptual tuning permit discrimination between all the adjacent deviant conditions.
Such thermal characteristics of the cavity influence the thermal load in adjacent air conditioned zones.
Our stimulus material was specifically designed to avoid phonological differences between verbs across the correct and incorrect non-adjacent dependency conditions.
These logit means correspond to back-transformed predictions of 64% successful recognition for the adjacent-paired condition and a 56% level of recognition for the opposite-paired condition.
