The phrase 'adjoin with' is not correct or usable in written English.
The correct phrase would be 'adjoin to' or 'adjoin'. For example: The room adjoins to the kitchen, allowing for easy access between the two spaces.
The living and dining rooms are adjoining, with wide fireplaces framed by heavy wood mantels.
In the three non-uniform canyons, stepup and stepdown notches are separating (with ORHB of 25% for Case 2 and 75% for Case 4) or adjoining (with ORHB of 50% for Case 3).
He has garlanded his and the four houses adjoining with paraphernalia from Frozen, a film so ubiquitous that when I see "frozen items" in a supermarket, I am expecting princess dolls and snowmen.
Herein, a structure of cyclobutane adjoined with cyclohexane, along with a side chain unit was elucidated.
Parts that date from 1766 adjoin rooms with computer access.
This became famous because the robbers tunnelled through from an adjoining building with a look-out man with a walkie-talkie on a nearby roof.
Rigo Sanchez and Chris Dunaj worked with red markers on an adjoining panel, with Rigo standing on a ladder drawing lines up high, and Chris crouched below drawing lines near the floor.
AMENITIES The pool on the fourth floor is small but inviting; the adjoining gym (with views in three directions) is well equipped with Cybex machines.
For example, at [M1] = 20.0% and [M2] = 80.0%, each copolymer segment with M2 units was approximately six times longer than its adjoining segment with M1 units.
Aquifer is more vulnerable in areas with lower conductance, most especially within porphyritic granitic terrains and other adjoining areas with < 0.20 mhos (Fig. 10).
Adjoining patio with long view.
