The phrase "adjoining components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to parts or elements that are next to or connected to each other, often in a technical or descriptive context.
Example: "The architect designed the building with adjoining components to ensure structural integrity and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "connected elements" or "neighboring parts".
The illustrated algorithm allows for the identification of collateral components which require replacing when adjoining components are replaced even though their own service life is not yet exceeded.
This choice is not made in isolation of a lot of other conflicting design issues, technical and non-technical, as well as the need to satisfy interface requirements with adjoining components.
It recognizes that many practical built-up structures consist of non-linearities, typically at joints or junctions, with a few degrees-of-freedom, coupled with many linear degrees-of-freedom of the adjoining components.
Prior studies of Phytophthora promoters considered INR and FPR as adjoining components of an approximately 16 nt conserved block found in most genes, with INR located 5′ of FPR [ 12].
It is proposed that the panel can be modelled as a damped coupling element between two adjoining structural components, and the transmission and absorption coefficients calculated on the basis of periodic structure theory.
Two networks had 18 components physically adjoining other network components while another had only 6 components adjoining.
INDOORS AT NOWADAYS The outdoor music and event space, Nowadays, open for about two years, has added an adjoining indoor component.
The procedure can be iterated giving rise to a growing process which adjoins unconnected adjacent components to cluster higher-order components (such as words, lines, document zones).
A common type of key is a square bar that fits half in a groove (keyway) in the shaft and half in an adjoining keyway in the component.
Studies with the electron microscope have revealed that desmosomes are symmetrical, laminated structures in which some layers are contributed by the plasma membranes of adjoining cells and some form an intercellular component.
Progressive collapse is a situation where local failure of a primary structural component leads to the collapse of adjoining members, which in turn leads to spread of collapse.
