The phrase "adjoining each" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing items or properties that are next to each other, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The two properties are adjoining each other, creating a larger space for development."
Alternatives: "next to each" or "adjacent to each".
Similarly, most buildings had a limited number of apartments adjoining each staircase.
Nests are typically constructed at least 1 m apart, but one colony had six nests adjoining each other.
The figures adjoining each arrow are the standardized regression coefficients from the SEM model; these indicate the (mathematical) strength of the relationships and can be interpreted similarly to conventional correlation coefficients.
As a reference, we used old stands that probably never had been clear-cut, and by selecting pairs of young and old stands adjoining each other we could also investigate possible species dispersal from the old to the young.
Granovetter's strong and weak ties asks whether people adjoining each other are in a direct relationship, or more distant from each other, that is, merely acquaintances.
In addition, promoting links between neighbouring communities that adjoin each other is also important.
An orderly small yard, containing low-walled coops for chickens and a shed with stalls for cows, adjoined each house.
The contrast is especially pronounced in cases where rich and poor districts adjoin each other, as the Times has reported.
Measuring is half the sport: in competition, the plots adjoin each other, and everyone has to plough a prescribed number of furrows neatly up to their neighbour.
The frequency equations of these membranes are given by the determinants of the system matrices obtained when the compatibility conditions are considered on the common boundaries along which the sub-domains adjoin each other.
The master bedrooms can adjoin each other or be closed off; the main master has a 16-foot-long stone terrace facing Park Avenue; the other has two south-facing windows and a 7-by-12-foot terrace that offers a glimpse of Central Park across the rooftops.
