The phrase "adjacent limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or any field where limits and proximity are discussed.
Example: "To find the adjacent limit of the function, we must evaluate its behavior as it approaches the boundary."
Alternatives: "neighboring limit" or "contiguous limit".
These box plots show patients' lowest estimated (lower adjacent limit), first quartile (bottom of the box), median (black circle), third quartile (top of the box) and highest estimated age (upper adjacent limit) for every care group and type of care.
Standard deviations (SD) from the mean were calculated for each data point, and those with SDs above the upper adjacent limit also were excluded from further analysis.
In this paper, the 2D area of interest is discretized in a regular square lattice with a 2 = b 2 / 2, and thus, the amount of sites to be reached through an one-hop link (i.e. adjacent) is limited by the node degree number m2 = 8 (Figure1a).
It could be that the number of neuronal pairs, which can be adjacent, is limited by physical constraints.
Additionally, magnetic susceptibility signal loss due to the air-tissue interface of the adjacent sinuses limits assessment of any hypothalamic signal changes.
Twelve village units in the service area were matched into six pairs and randomized by the study statistician, based on size and proximity, so that intervention and control villages were not adjacent, thus limiting potential contamination.
With (2.10), the sequences and are adjacent with the limit (2.15).
Required power backoff is shown to depend on the type of signal transmitted, the specific HPA nonlinearity characteristic, and the spectrum mask which is imposed to limit adjacent channel interference.
Traditionally the hippocampal pyramidal cell layer is divided into a number of subfields along its transverse extent from its proximal end close to the area dentata to its distal limit adjacent to the subiculum.
In vertebrates, the basolateral and basal surfaces of these cells have very different cell surface compositions from each other, and there are tight junctions at the apical-most side of the lateral surfaces, which tightly connect adjacent cells and limit fluid and molecules from permeating vertically.
The minimum spacing requirement between adjacent wing walls limits their total area.
