The phrase "adjacent side" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in geometry to refer to a side of a polygon or triangle that is next to another side.
Example: "In a right triangle, the adjacent side is the one that forms one of the angles with the hypotenuse."
Alternatives: "neighboring side" or "contiguous side".
A banging right and a couple more cuffing lefts shunted Castillo to an adjacent side of the ring.
Take care when performing this act on a wrestler, and be sure to ensure there is no adjacent side room into which you might be taken and threatened.
Down an adjacent side street, a dozen men sit finishing an evening meal of vegetable soup at a drop-in centre run by the Cyrenians homeless charity.
Ken Goldstein, the Corcoran Group (718 832-4185; www.corcoran.com TAXES: $1,880 a year PROS: The adjacent side lot, not legally large enough for a separate structure, could be used to expand the existing house significantly.
While scores of people were evacuated from apartments on Fifth Avenue and in the adjacent side streets, only 40 residents of Fifth Avenue buildings were not allowed to return yesterday, the Red Cross said.
Immunohistochemical analysis demonstrated that HCMV did not firstly infect neural tubes (i.e. radially organized, proliferating stem cell niches), but rather an adjacent side population of post-mitotic cells expressing nestin, doublecortin, Sox1, musashi and vimentin markers.
Example: A four-sided shape has two adjacent sides with lengths of 4 meters.
The scanning electron microscopy observation reveals that the graphene nanoflakes are either six- or five-sided, and the internal angles between adjacent sides are nearly 120° and 105°, respectively.
A two-sided triangle roll is created by beating two adjacent sides of the triangle from the inside.
Between the adjacent sides of two pairs of stripes further zigzag lines are introduced.
The adjacent sides of these bodies are covered by cartilage through which collagen fibres run from one pubis to the other.
