The phrase "adjacent finishes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, architecture, or manufacturing, where it refers to finishes that are next to each other or in close proximity.
Example: "The interior designer chose adjacent finishes for the walls and flooring to create a cohesive look throughout the space."
Alternatives: "neighboring finishes" or "contiguous finishes".
Use the edge of your trowel to shave, or scrape off any of your cement mixture which has spread to the adjacent, finished surface.
"Carlton Cemetery is a working cemetery but that material will be moved by the end of the day when the burial adjacent is finished.
On Friday, the Tour finishes adjacent to the great mountain, but there is plenty of uphill work before then.
The building's posture was corrected when the adjacent structure was finished.
The Tour de France's visits to Mont Ventoux are rare enough to lend a special quality to any victory at the vertiginous finish adjacent to the observatory, but if Chris Froome does survive the final week's racing through the Alps to win the 100th edition of the race, his solo triumph on top of the Giant of Provence could well be seen as the high point.
Immediately after race completion, subjects were escorted 30 m to a tent adjacent to the finish line where post-race data collection and a blood draw were performed.
Development and detail engineering of the main components of the plasma vessel thermal insulation and the interfaces to adjacent port tubes is finished and production is starting.
The demolition began on October 10 , 1941 proceeding slowly so as not to damage the adjacent buildings, and was finished by April 1942.
Sitting in the television production area adjacent to the Tour's finish line along the Champs Élysées, Ms. Baldwin Mallory, the film's senior producer, talked about the film's genesis and Mr. Hamilton's role.
The Casa Lonja, adjacent to the cathedral and finished in 1599, houses the General Archive of the Indies, a superb collection of books, plans, manuscripts, and several million documents bearing on the history and administration of Spain's empire in the Americas.
Molinari enjoyed a slice of luck when his wild drive on the 18th finished on an adjacent fairway and he then hit a fine approach shot to set up the birdie.
