The phrase "adjacent sectors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to sectors that are next to each other, often in contexts like geography, business, or data analysis.
Example: "The adjacent sectors of the market have shown similar growth patterns over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "neighboring sectors" or "contiguous sectors".
The unique conditions of our sector do not preclude us adopting the techniques and successful initiatives from adjacent sectors, such as the excellent Stemettes programme, the Family and Childcare Trust and Diversity in Heritage.
Occasional storms originating in the Barents and Bering seas may penetrate the adjacent sectors of the polar basin and bring a temporary rise in temperature accompanied by snow or blowing snow.
Taking it one step further, companies like madeBOS are creating economic mobility for entry-level workers in retail and adjacent sectors by empowering employees to drive their own development, saving valuable HR staff time.
In the simulations of Section 7, we will focus on the sum rate over adjacent sectors, which will simply be the sum of (6) over those users.
While base station coordination between adjacent sectors in neighboring cells achieved the highest rates, it is also the most complex architecture.
The geomechanical causes of these two contrasting styles of deformation, present in adjacent sectors of the same ice-marginal flow unit, are discussed and a range of possible controls identified.
With £15bn in revenues, it is our largest adjacent sector for us.
In contrast, in our multi-dimensional approach, solution blocks adjacent to sector boundaries can directly use physical cells from the adjacent sector as ghost cells while maintaining uniform second-order accuracy.
In order to improve the support system, it is necessary to extend the common workspace to the adjacent sector of control.
Comparison of our findings with published data further suggests that monsoon-controlled fluvial aggradation and incision during the early Holocene is synchronous in southwestern Tibet and the adjacent sector of the Himalayan orogen (north-western Sub-to High Himalaya).
In an adjacent sector, a short truce to bury the dead between the lines led to official repercussions; a company commander, Sir Iain Colquhoun of the Scots Guards, was court-martialled for defying standing orders to the contrary.
