The phrase "adjoining garage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a garage that is next to or connected to another structure, typically a house.
Example: "The house features an adjoining garage that provides easy access to the main living area."
Alternatives: "attached garage" or "connected garage".
Or accepting thanks while standing amid unscathed family heirlooms after the blaze in the adjoining garage was extinguished in minutes.
11 years Inspired By: Geometric lines Live: Berlin Next Project: Restoring the fence and the adjoining garage.
Nor did I want an adjoining garage, but instead, one set at some inconvenient distance from the door.
By late Thursday, animal rescue workers had removed six dogs and 62 cats who were roaming in the home, along with the bodies of about two dozen animals, some of which were found in shoeboxes stacked in an adjoining garage.
The Buildings Department contends that plans submitted by Mr. Scarano for an apartment building at 733 Ocean Parkway lacked "design data" meant to ensure the stability of the adjoining garage.
Parking is on the street or in an adjoining private garage.
A building on Ninth Avenue that houses the restaurant Pastis, one of the area's pioneers and a neighborhood anchor, and an adjoining parking garage are also being redeveloped by a partnership of Aurora Capital Associates and William Gottlieb Real Estate.
It also has 4 Northwest WorldClub membership lounges, 21 security checkpoints to minimize lines, and an 11,500-space adjoining parking garage with its own e-ticket check-in and baggage check counters.
An article on Nov. 6 about a couple who decided against an apartment purchase on Irving Place in Manhattan because their agent had discovered that a building was planned on the site of an adjoining parking garage misstated the date for the start of construction.
Correction: November 20 , 2005 Sunday An article on Nov. 6 about a couple who decided against an apartment purchase on Irving Place in Manhattan because their agent had discovered that a building was planned on the site of an adjoining parking garage misstated the date for the start of construction.
According to the agreement signed, the city of Houston bought the land for the arena and an adjoining parking garage, which was near the George R. Brown Convention Center, and paid for it by selling bonds and borrowing $30 million.
