The phrase "adjoining ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to land or property that is next to or adjacent to another piece of land or property.
Example: "The new development will take place on the adjoining ground, which was previously unused."
Alternatives: "adjacent land" or "neighboring property".
One such property, Heathfield, was a mansion located on Durham Road which was built and owned by a wealthy chemical manufacturer who kept bears in his substantial adjoining grounds.
Minutes from a Tuam Council meeting call for "due care and sensitivity" when building the playground because of the "children's burial ground and adjoining burial ground," Corless said.
Both Team GB squads have been staying at the Rockliffe Hall complex near Darlington and practising at Middlesbrough's adjoining training ground.
More than 3,000 individually-buried skeletons were found in the adjoining burial ground in 2015, so 60 archaeologists worked in shifts, six days a week, in order to process them.
The then Liverpool City Council leader Warren Bradley stated in November 2009 that a redevelopment of Goodison Park was his favoured option, and that relocation of the homes, infrastructure and businesses in streets adjoining the ground is "not a major hurdle".
The maximum force rate was calculated as the highest differential quotient of adjoining vertical ground reaction force divided by the time resolution of 1 ms.
On most days, rival honor guards march and drill on adjoining parade grounds; on Pakistan's side, grandstands have been erected so that spectators can enjoy the show, which has grown into a kind of martial battle of the bands, in which each side strives to excel in the performance categories of goose-stepping and glaring.
The monument and adjoining picnic grounds are part of the John F. Kennedy Peace Forest.
Yad Kennedy and its adjoining picnic grounds are part of the John F. Kennedy Peace Forest.
