The phrase "adjacent pages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to pages that are next to each other in a book, document, or any printed material.
Example: "Please refer to the information on adjacent pages for a complete understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "neighboring pages" or "contiguous pages".
She then paired pieces that bore some sort of relationship to each other in terms of color, shape or symbolism on adjacent pages, and on sequential ones.
To the sound of a spinning roulette wheel, two adjacent pages then appear on the screen and may be read in tandem, investing them with new meaning.
In the early part of the past century, Machu Picchu and much of ancient Egypt were uncovered and explored, and, on adjacent pages, bugs were placed under microscopes and rodents spied on at night.
The impression left by the folded map on the adjacent pages of the Hubbard book was still clear and deep, but the map could have been gone for years.
Question: What two authors with the same name are reviewed on adjacent pages of the Oct. 22 issue of the Book Review, are they likely to be related and do they seem to have anything else in common?
The headline above an obit of an Atlanta numbers racketeer identified him as "Wesley Merritt, Jr., 69, Businessman," and a headline on an adjacent page in the scrapbook said, "Harry Watts, 76, Received His Wish to Die While in Church".
On the following spread a bowl of alphabet soup, accented by tiny red carrot chunks, is reconfigured on the adjacent page into an A-to-Z alphabet in eight rows, with the carrots lined up at the bottom.
As Ross Douthat notes in his column on an adjacent page ("War, What Is It Good For?"), the world is actually "more at peace than at any point in human history... with fewer invasions, fewer war crimes, fewer massacres than in the past".
The dorsal-ventral and medial-lateral coordinates were read off the coronal atlas axes (+0.1 mm accuracy; [ 46] and the anterior-posterior coordinate of the point was taken either from the coronal atlas page (if the slice fit the page closely) or from the midpoint between two adjacent atlas pages (if the slice appeared intermediate between atlas sections; +0.2 mm accuracy).
The book's contents can be folded (with some difficulty) so that the index page lies adjacent to a page margin, and the characters identified.
"We're taking great pains to make sure the adjacencies fit the criteria the advertisers establish," he added, referring to ad pages adjacent to editorial pages, "and do our absolute best to accommodate them as we can".
