It is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the year before or after the current year. For example: Due to the current economic climate, the prices of most items will remain the same or decrease slightly in the adjacent year.
2001 p. 233) that provide guidelines for treating the items (such as collapsing categories of polytomous items, treating adjacent year data separately in concurrent calibration, or dropping items from the analysis).
Or in Alaska, where they have to where mittens 11 months of their Russian adjacent year, does the finger gun signal that somebody has to die?
Adjacent year classes have two overlapping age classes.
If old data were not available, data from an adjacent year were used to determine quasi-median data.
Also, the fluctuations in the mortality pattern (i.e. between adjacent year groups) showed a similar pattern independently of sex and age group (Fig. 3).
"It was the only time the family was together all year," said Lisa Edson, whose family owns the farm and its adjacent year-round Christmas shop.
We test for mobility bias by identifying all persons who lived in a different region between adjacent years.
Our model relies on the assumption that men born in birth year 1959 are similar to those in the adjacent years.
We observe that males born in 1959 more often complete tertiary education, especially university education, than males born in the adjacent years (columns (2), (3) and (4)).
Such a distribution was observed in the adjacent years of 1996 and appeared also in the P-state of the 1970s.
NNI estimates for 1911 and 1969 are not available in our source data, but we can interpolate them from data on adjacent years.
