The phrase "adjacent facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a building or space that is next to or near another facility, often in contexts related to construction, planning, or operations.
Example: "The new parking lot will be built next to the adjacent facility to accommodate the increased number of visitors."
Alternatives: "neighboring facility" or "contiguous facility".
Dr. Coates imagines CO2 being diverted from factory emissions into an adjacent facility and turned into plastic.
The paper presents ways to formulate the correlation among adjacent facility disruptions, and incorporates such correlations into the CA model.
Industry is beginning to make use of this waste — a steel plant in Indiana employs the waste heat from a coal coking plant to generate electricity, enough to help run its steel rolling machines in another adjacent facility.
The former station building will be demolished once the new adjacent facility is ready for use.
The slope was subsequently abandoned, and an adjacent facility, for the ski jumps, fell into disuse.
But all that changed the moment I was unexpectedly transferred to FCI Butner II, an adjacent facility.
In addition, no space is allowed between two adjacent facilities.
On the flip side, after decades of service, adjacent facilities — some underground — hold spent fuel, plutonium and atomic waste that could add significantly to the consequences of an accurate ballistic missile strike from Iran.
Critics have focused on the bill's description of the "expansion project," which includes renovation of the Javits and "construction of adjacent facilities containing a plenary hall, meeting and exhibition space," something that sounds remarkably similar to the proposed stadium, just to the south of Javits.
In the other model, spatial layout efficiency of each Wi-Fi facility is calculated by a demand load indicator - the sum of the three types of demand space's ratios of served quantity to the average quantity it should carry, and then assessed by relationship with its adjacent facilities.
Empirically, we set l to be average distance of adjacent facilities.
