The phrase "adjacent connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a connection that is next to or near another connection, often in technical or networking discussions.
Example: "The adjacent connection between the two devices allows for faster data transfer and improved communication."
Alternatives: "neighboring connection" or "contiguous connection".
This can affect the behaviour of the steel beams, as well as on their adjacent connections, under fire conditions.
This phenomenon can lead to force redistribution within the adjacent connections, and even influence the performance-based analysis of full-scale structures in fire.
The tests performed on the roof of the house showed that the uplift capacity of the roof is significantly higher than that predicted using the individual connection results and is attributed to significant load sharing between adjacent connections.
Note that iPDC reflects adjacent connections, Fig. 2b, d, while iDTF, Fig. 2a, c, represents graph reachability aspects of the directed structure [17, 18].
The FE model considers the non-linear geometrical effects and boundary conditions by including the adjacent screw connection and in some surfaces meshed with contact elements.
Inherently, Fog nodes are distributed within the proximity of users; a characteristic that reduces latency and establishes adjacent localized connections.
"You're removing the cells from their natural microenvironment, where they have the adjacent cell connections and the influence of the cellular environment".
The adjacent mesenteric connections of preparations were cut and cleaned off.
Interlayer connection connects neurons from adjacent layers, intralayer connection connects neurons within a layer, and supralayer connection connects neurons from different (non-adjacent) layers.
The beam reinforcing bars were gauged at two different locations: adjacent to the connection part (strain gauges no. 3 6) and inside the connections (strain gauges nos. 7 12) to check the yield penetration of beam reinforcement.
