The phrase "adjacent pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pool that is next to or very near another pool, often in the context of a recreational area or facility.
Example: "The hotel features a large swimming pool and an adjacent pool for children."
Alternatives: "next to the pool" or "neighboring pool".
A clubhouse with an adjacent pool will be filled with the spa and two restaurants.
A lap swimmer from an adjacent pool walked over, toweling himself off.
He also supplied about 15 oil lamps, made from the casings of real hand grenades, for use in the adjacent pool house.
Then have the scallops, which are dry-rubbed, skewered, and meant to be dislodged into the adjacent pool of corn and blueberry.
As expected, the changes in flow depth, surface velocity, and velocity profiles were complex and differed even between the cascade and adjacent pool cross sections.
The Above the Waves stage would flank an adjacent pool, prime real estate for early afternoon relaxation, while Electric City, the main stage, became ground zero for Bisco's most severe madness.
As expected, the most important parameter that determines the discharge and maximum velocity in the fishway is water level difference between adjacent pools.
A reliable depth-averaged two-dimensional numerical model PCFLOW2D was used to perform simulations of various VSF configurations, including six angles of deflection, two slot sizes, two large baffle sizes and four water level differences between adjacent pools.
With slot layout optimization it is possible to achieve the same discharge and maximum velocity even at larger water level differences between adjacent pools which obviously reduce fishway construction costs.
The riffle itself is a noisy stream cascading over rocks, but the adjacent pools are quiet and ideal habitat for a fish that relies heavily on sound, as we suspect these Damba do.
Two adjacent pools at the Stanton are surrounded by loungers, while plenty of private cabanas are tucked into a spacious upper deck.
