The term "adjacent layer" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is positioned close to or adjacent to another thing. For example, "The adjacent layer of sediment was filled with fossils that revealed new evidence about ancient sea life."
Polymeric organic glasses, in the form of thin films, are now used in multilayer photoconductor configurations in which the light is absorbed in one layer and electrical charge is transported through an adjacent layer.
In contrast, successive hexagonal layers of graphite are offset so that each carbon atom is directly above an interstice (hole) in an adjacent layer and directly over a carbon atom of alternate layers.
The hexagonal form, similar to graphite, has a layered structure with planar, six-membered rings of alternating boron and nitrogen atoms stacked in such a way that a boron atom in one layer is located directly over a nitrogen atom in the adjacent layer.
As electron-acceptor molecules migrate to the adjacent layer, a charge-transfer complex is formed.
Our analysis demonstrated that only including the adjacent layer of surrounding obstacles is not sufficient for predicting correctly the ACH because of the artificial channeling effect between buildings.
The evanescent wave of an optical waveguide interacts with an adjacent layer, and this can be the basis of the recognition of biomolecules.
A common mechanism is by the heating of a land surface and the adjacent layers of air by sunlight.
Pioneer succeeded in reducing noise coming from adjacent layers through a special kind of disc structure.
The rotated TBU cannot connect properly with the adjacent layers.
Interlayer connection connects neurons from adjacent layers, intralayer connection connects neurons within a layer, and supralayer connection connects neurons from different (non-adjacent) layers.
The distance between adjacent tubes and adjacent layers were both 26 mm.
