The phrase "adjoining group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group that is next to or shares a boundary with another group, often in contexts like real estate, geography, or organizational structures.
Example: "The adjoining group of properties has been designated for commercial development."
Alternatives: "adjacent group" or "neighboring group".
The combination of many present-present joins and few present-absent joins after the lag phase for each species suggests that counties with a herbarium record are in large adjoining groups, versus many small clusters, which suggests an advancing invasion front at the regional scale.
These increases in each age group were compared with the adjoining older group and with the mean of all older groups, but no significant differences were found in the changes between the pre-disaster year and the post-disaster year in all age groups.
Some tumor nodules were adjoining in groups of two or three lesions.
The land adjoins the group's Pickford Center for Motion Picture Study, a former television production center that now houses a film archive and offices and occupies two square blocks bounded by Cahuenga Boulevard on the west and Vine Street on the east.
Now, with more than 275 people employed at the supermarket and scores more at the adjoining stores, the group suggests there is no point in revisiting the emotionally charged issue, said Mr. Davis, the Presbyterian pastor who was chairman of the organization's economic committee.
Additionally, in the adjoining areas, we grouped together the first 18 months of the post-trial period and tested the effect in this time period against the null hypothesis of no effect.
Phenylethylamine (from the Greek root Phainein, meaning to show or to illuminate) is the term used to describe any structure derived from an aromatic group adjoined to a terminal amine by an ethyl group.
In August 2002, he made his first purchase with Africa Israel, paying $26.5 million for a group of adjoining properties between West and Washington Streets, north of Laight Street, in TriBeCa.
According to a survey of the literature [29 34], the S-alkylated pyrimidines cyclization occurs at N-atom, adjoining to the C=O group instead of the other N-molecule, based on 13C NMR data.
Fares et al. recently confirmed that the cyclization carried out at N-atom, adjoining to the C=O group based on single-crystal X-ray analysis [35]; so, the structures of the products (7a g) being formulated as linear isomers (A) rather than isomeric angular isomers (B) as represented in Fig. 1.
