The phrase "adjacent feed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a feed that is next to or in close proximity to another feed, such as in social media, data streams, or physical locations.
Example: "The adjacent feed provided real-time updates that complemented the main news stream."
Alternatives: "neighboring feed" or "contiguous feed".
The feeding apparatus consisted of a feeding pocket and one adjacent feeding rod comprised of 20 microtubules organized in four rows 4-6-6-4 4-6-6-4 4-6-6-4 4-6-6-4
Thus, larger particles may affect areas adjacent to feed yards to a greater extent than smaller (fine) particles.
It is expected that the nematode standing stock at deep-sea seeps and vents is also depending on the availability of food, suggesting that the in situ chemosynthetic production may lead to elevated nematode densities and/or biomass compared to the adjacent phytodetritus fed sediments.
Two types of mega nourishments can be distinguished: feeder-type mega nourishments may erode freely to feed adjacent coasts for a more natural, dynamic dune growth while permanent mega-nourishments are designed to preserve safety levels and need to maintain their size and shape and thus needs to be nourished themselves.
The bear population grows substantially during the fall as they gather from adjacent valleys to feed on the spawning salmon.
In each trial, we recorded a subject's latencies to (i) leave the start box, (ii) to perch adjacent to the feeding site containing the reward (exploration time) after leaving the start box, and (iii) to actually feed after leaving the start box.
Toroidally adjacent RDLs are fed from a 3 dB hybrid splitter.
During this process, the cells adjacent to the feeding site become metabolically hyperactive [ 13, 15].
A "rocket ship" icon has popped up in the app of select users worldwide, adjacent to the News Feed button.
Perhaps a playground adjacent, while the parents feed.
