The phrase "adjacent track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a track that is next to or adjoining another track, often in contexts related to transportation, such as railways or roads.
Example: "The train on the adjacent track was delayed, causing a ripple effect on the entire schedule."
Alternatives: "next track" or "neighboring track".
We also confirmed the results using experimentally by studying adjacent track interference (ATI) on a spinstand.
As Mr. Wassong spoke, a subway car filled with riders shuttled along on an adjacent track, its bell clanging in the dark.
Weener said the CSX train was crossing from one track to another and the Amtrak train was on an adjacent track.
NTSB officials said the CSX train was crossing from one track to another and the Amtrak train was on an adjacent track.
Although areal density is found to be relatively insensitive to bit aspect ratio, it is quite sensitive to the "soft erase" width, the distance that must be allowed between the writer pole edge, and the adjacent track to ensure that repeated writing on a track does not cause thermal demagnetization of previously written bits on an adjacent track.
While Princeton did manage to amass nearly $23 million in smaller gifts, and find a naming donor for the adjacent track, no one wanted to sign on to the biggest one of all.
An automatic seam removal procedure was used in combination with an interactive digital feathering/stenciling procedure to help minimize tone or seam matching problems between image strips from adjacent track-lines.
He jumped over the turnstile, then climbed between two subway cars and jumped down to the adjacent tracks, they said.
The report of rocks or, perhaps, bullets being fired a commuter rail train operating on adjacent tracks was the first indication the Bostian might have been distracted.
In order to achieve high track density in perpendicular recording, write-field leakage from the main pole to adjacent tracks needs to be minimized.
The spindle speed variation and sensor noise induce Non-repeatable Timing Error (NRTE) which results in phase incoherency at the servo sectors between adjacent tracks.
