The phrase "adjacent port" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a port that is next to or near another port, often in the context of shipping or transportation.
Example: "The cargo will be transferred to the adjacent port for further distribution."
Alternatives: "neighboring port" or "next port".
Yukos, a major Russian oil producer, took over Mazeikiu, a large refinery and adjacent port in neighboring Lithuania last year.
The lower port systems are installed inside the vacuum vessel lower ports and in the adjacent port cells.
The sleepy port is home to the famous Abu Christo fish restaurant, which serves the fresh catch from the adjacent port.
Toshiba says it set the USB ports far enough apart to accommodate bulky devices that would normally block the use of the adjacent port.
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 best options are the centrally located, Edwardian-era County Hotel (00 64 6 835 7800; countyhotel.co.nz; doubles £112) or the contemporary Crown Hotel (00 64 6 833 8300; thecrownnapier.co.nz; doubles from £58) in the adjacent port of Ahuriri.
Isolations of 35 dB are measured between the adjacent ports and 20 dB between the diagonal ports.
Until the mid-20th century, fishing boats were largely of local design, with different types found even in adjacent ports.
In other words, the bandwidth over which their desirable non-reciprocal performance can be maintained is sensitive to phase delays between adjacent ports of the network.
First, the 3 dB relative power loss between adjacent ports can be reduced by decreasing the steering angular range (for example, by increasing dA).
The adjacent ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, already the two biggest in the country, are growing quickly thanks to trade with China (see chart).
