The phrase "adjoining material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to materials that are next to or connected with something else, often in contexts like construction, architecture, or legal documents.
Example: "The architect provided a detailed plan that included the adjoining material necessary for the project."
Alternatives: "adjacent material" or "connected material".
It will be shown that these interfaces when clean, are generally strong and tough, such that failure occurs in one of the adjoining materials, rather than at the interface.
After the attack, Syrian officials alleged that the opposition used a laboratory in adjoining Turkey to fabricate the toxic material.
The Media Center, with some 30,000 sound recordings and a growing collection of video materials, adjoins a state-of-the-art audio facility which can accommodate 32 listeners.
Doors must be carefully planned, relating the swing and location to the functional needs, and their heights, colour, material, or textures to the adjoining wall surfaces or design elements in the space.
Similarly, a provision of the Clean Water Act allows fill material from mountaintop mining to be placed in adjoining valleys, thereby burying miles of streams in Appalachia and facilitating coal extraction there.
Some of that material, it is understood, has been lodged in buildings adjoining the two pubs since 1974.
When adjoining parts of a satellite that are made of different materials are subjected to large temperature changes, thermal mismatch stresses arise that are a function of the temperature change and the difference in coefficients of thermal expansion (CTEs) between the two materials.
Since oilsand-derived material is rich in multicyclic molecules where cycloalkane and aromatic rings are adjoining [21], indan is a realistic representation of a substructure that will be found in more complex molecules found in asphaltenes.
Contemporary dammusi may have more rooms, more adjoining domes and such amenities as kitchens and bathrooms, but their shape and height and material are the same as the ancient crumbling houses found on many of the hillsides.
All the excavated material will be kept and made available to the scientific community in appropriate premises adjoining the hall where the wreck will be on display.
