The phrase "adjacent end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an end that is next to or adjoining another object or end.
Example: "To connect the two pipes, align the adjacent end of the first pipe with the opening of the second pipe."
Alternatives: "neighboring end" or "contiguous end".
Sieve plates are mostly located on the overlapping adjacent end walls.
Besides careful end plate preparation, cement augmentation of the adjacent end plates has also been reported to lead to less reduction loss.
Geometrically, this end point is between the two adjacent end points as if those end points are combined into one (thus we called this approach "combined").
Annular tears or fissures are avulsions in the fibres of the annulus fibrosus and can either involve the fibres themselves or their insertions on the adjacent end plates [4].
The RdRP then binds to the 5' end of the genome in order to initiate negative strand RNA synthesis at the adjacent 3' end of the genome.
Only tissue bordering the disc (not including adjacent end plates) was scored.
Pier, in building construction, vertical loadbearing member such as an intermediate support for adjacent ends of two bridge spans.
Meanwhile, equi-biaxial stretch inhibits lamellipodia formation via deactivation of Rac signaling whereas uniaxial stretch suppresses lamellipodia along lengthened sides but increases at adjacent ends (Katsumi et al., 2002).
P1 and P7 are already strained by the adjacent end-to-end overlap which makes them very important for cTF stability.
Furthermore, the adjacent ends of both crystallized fragments, Nup188N and Nup188C, are regular repeats, therefore we reasoned that the missing segment very likely forms five helical pairs connecting the two parts into one continuous superhelical element.
No single sequence blocks that could cover adjacent ends of blocks syntenic between FS4401 and Jeju were detected in the alignment with tobacco mtDNA except for two syntenic sequence block that were specific to the alignment between Jeju and tobacco.
