The phrase "adjacent drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a drawing that is next to or near another drawing, often in contexts like art, design, or technical illustrations.
Example: "In the presentation, please refer to the adjacent drawing for a clearer understanding of the layout."
Alternatives: "neighboring illustration" or "next to drawing".
In book form, without the cooling effect of The New Yorker's trademark typeface or the ironic detachment provided by an adjacent line drawing or two, Hertzberg's fury is naked to the eye.
However, it was observed that the unmoved zones between the movement zones of adjacent draw-points did not enter the flow zone, despite draw-points being spaced at less than 1.2 times the width of the IMZ.
A public hearing on Nov. 14 to discuss possible rezoning to allow operations on adjacent farmland drew hundreds of people.
A New Chart of Nantucket Shoals & George's Bank with the adjacent coast drawn from the latest authorities.
The "couple" joined in, drawing adjacent hearts of their own.
The event will occupy two adjacent Midtown hotels, drawing thousands of attendees (roughly 8,000 in recent years) for a profusion of clinics, showcases and panels; topics range from the pragmatic ("How to Successfully Market and Distribute Your Music Online") to the pedagogical ("Connecting With Kids in the Classroom") to the conceptual ("Hip-Hop and Jazz -- an Organic Blend").
In the adjacent Paula and Leonard Granoff Galleries, Drawing Ambience's curators Jan Howard and Igor Marjanović have extended the physical space of the exhibition by installing architectural drawings and related materials from RISD's collection among the ceramic teapots and Mark Rothko paintings.
As we drove along the perimeter of the prison grounds, I saw that the guard towers were also riddled with bullet holes, and as we drew adjacent to the white blocks Lugo stepped on the gas.
As these cells undergo a change in shape, there occurs also a contraction at the external surface, with adjacent cells being drawn toward the centre of the contraction even before an actual depression is formed.
