The phrase "adjacent dormitories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe dormitory buildings or rooms that are next to each other or in close proximity.
Example: "The university has plans to renovate the adjacent dormitories to improve student living conditions."
Alternatives: "neighboring dormitories" or "contiguous dormitories".
We lived in adjacent dormitories as freshmen at Stanford and are friends on Facebook.
Managers stay in adjacent dormitories while workers come in from surrounding areas on white school buses.
Mr. Jaeger's company, TCA Ltd., offers base pay of $60 a month, and an additional $40 a month in overtime and free room and board in adjacent dormitories, where the workers sleep six or eight to a room.
"I was afraid," said António Joakaim, a student from Angola who lives in an adjacent dormitory that was engulfed in smoke as the fire spread.
It came after 45 minutes," said a law student from the Dominican Republic living in an adjacent dormitory, who declined to give his name for fear he would be expelled.
I asked a staff member where the bathroom was and, without looking up, she directed me down a corridor that ran through an adjacent dormitory.
The mobile homes had to go to make room for the first of two planned dormitories adjacent to Kimball Hall, Stanford's newest undergraduate housing unit.
Just to the north of the complex are the J. Eugene Smith Library and Webb Hall, the major classroom building, and in January Eastern will start construction of a 176,000-square-foot science center adjacent to the dormitories.
About a dozen American trainers are assigned to yearlong duty at this training center, a cluster of classrooms and dormitories and adjacent training ranges on a large campus, which the United States spent $23 million to build, plus another $30 million for training and equipment requested by the Pakistani military.
One student said that insurgent fighters just outside Aleppo who apparently were armed with a heat-seeking missile fired it at a MIG fighter, that the pilot dropped a heat balloon as an evasive tactic, and that the missile followed the balloon and then exploded near a military post adjacent to the university dormitories.
Adjacent towns serve as dormitory suburbs, and many people commute to the city, adding to the traffic problem.
