The phrase "adjacent textile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a textile that is next to or adjoining another textile, often in contexts related to fashion, design, or manufacturing.
Example: "The adjacent textile in the collection complements the main fabric beautifully, creating a cohesive look."
Alternatives: "neighboring fabric" or "contiguous textile".
This imperial ostentation is countered in adjacent galleries by textiles that expose the less benign side of global trade.
Also, the groundwater, soil and sediment adjacent to the flowing textile effluent experiences change in physicochemical parameters (Prabha et al. 2013, 2014, Kumar et al. 2009, 2010).
Climbing Rue d'Alençon past the church of Saint Sauveur, in the heart of old Bellême, I found Le Comptoir du Porche, a delightful boutique with pottery, jewelry and textiles, and an adjacent tea room and garden serving more than 20 types of tea.
In Sarnico a unique situation was documented where a non-asbestos textile industry was operating adjacent to an asbestos textile plant that shared the neighboring area [ 25].
The global braid permeability was derived from numerical flow simulation based on simplified 2D models of the textile architecture and local permeabilities, taking into account effects of nesting between adjacent layers.
It will be adjacent to the Carl and Iris Barrel Apfel Gallery, named in 2005 for the New Yorkers who are founders of a textile firm, which is also being refurbished and will become an introductory space to the institute's holdings.
Because the textile plot employs a parallel coordinate system, the plot allows for the interpretation of LD between adjacent SNPs, but not between all pairs of SNPs (unlike the heat map display).
It is just one of approximately 300,000 textiles in Vlisco's archives, fabrics that hang meticulously along seemingly endless rails in a building adjacent to the company's pulsing manufacturing block.
