The phrase "adjacent to your" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is next to or very near to something else, often in a physical or spatial context.
Example: "The park is adjacent to your house, making it a convenient place for your children to play."
Alternatives: "next to your" or "beside your".
Don't order the camera to film the seaside scene adjacent to your secretary or senator, however lovely.
The app tells you which train carriage to board so you always arrive adjacent to your platform exit.
Companies with clean supply chains have nothing to fear, said WRI's Sizer: "If you're illegally burning and clearing in protected areas adjacent to your concessions, however, this is designed to draw attention to that and enable everyone to see".
All of which does leave one wondering which books to keep to hand, ready for when you find yourself adjacent to your political enemy and in view of the press.
1. Set up a venture group that can fund internal (and external) entrepreneurs who want to start businesses that are related to or adjacent to your core.
Over the next few weeks and months, you take in so many cats that they literally overrun your home and you are forced to do the only logical thing: buy a houseboat adjacent to your dwelling and fill it with dozens and dozens of homeless cats, creating the world's first and only floating cat sanctuary. .
Other pitfalls include service areas adjacent to or above your stateroom; show lounges or bars adjacent to, above or below your stateroom; and service entries across from your cabin.
Anyone who has recently spent time in a public space — traversing the aisle of an airplane, say, lurching toward your seat adjacent to the toilet, trying to shift your backpack without thwapping a fellow traveller on the forehead — has likely noticed the sudden and extraordinary ubiquity of headphones.
To insert a new column on your master spreadsheet, right click on the column adjacent to where you want your "photo" column to live and then choose either "Add 1 Left" or "Add 1 Right".
The sound of the plane's engine will likely drown out the noise from your rackety buttons for most people on the aircraft, but the few folks in the seats adjacent to you can probably hear your forceful typing.
You want your graph adjacent to the section of the corresponding narrative.
