The phrase "adjacent service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a service that is located next to or in close proximity to another service, often in contexts like business, technology, or urban planning.
Example: "The adjacent service station provides fuel and maintenance options for travelers on the highway."
Alternatives: "neighboring service" or "nearby service".
An underground fire blew off four manhole covers in the Morris Heights neighborhood yesterday morning before spreading to three adjacent service boxes, said Joe Petta, a Consolidated Edison spokesman.
Finally, the effectiveness of PCT in reducing the seismic response of process plant components is proved by three representative case studies: a base isolated above-ground storage tank, a distillation column connected by elastoplastic dampers to the adjacent service frame and an application of non-conventional Tuned Mass Dampers to a support frame.
Mexican tourism officials view Cancún as a successful model for planned economic and urban development, but critics question its location on an unstable barrier island in Mexico's hurricane zone and note that severe housing problems persist in the adjacent service town, where many tourist-industry workers still live in substandard conditions.
Yelp has OpenTable integrated into its platform, powering restaurant reservations and making it more than an adjacent service.
The Tada app is built on MVL's blockchain ecosystem, which is specifically designed to serve the automotive industry, adjacent service industries, and their customers.
During any journey between two adjacent service stations, the operating mode is simply determined by four consecutive modes with appropriated speed control strategy, e.g., hysteresis control, proportional control [17].
Could you combine services or offer adjacent services that would make your customers more successful?
It requested that the FCC provide analysis evaluating the impact of auctioning off this spectrum before proceeding and to work cooperatively with federal agencies to ensure "adjacent services" — meaning the flow of satellite weather data — are "fully" protected.
One of the most important considerations for the design of a pipe bursting operation is the pattern of ground displacement caused, and consequently the possible damage to existing adjacent services and structures.
It's really about redefining the business, including expanding into adjacent services, such as health care.
It can trace the path not only from the serverless infrastructure, but also to adjacent services like database and storage.
