The phrase "adjoining plant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or structure that is located next to or adjacent to another plant or facility, often in industrial or agricultural contexts.
Example: "The adjoining plant has been instrumental in increasing our production capacity."
Alternatives: "adjacent facility" or "neighboring plant".
Even 11 months after what has become known simply as "Chernobyl" I sensed a terror of the darkest unknown as I donned the requisite protective gear and checked Geiger counter readings before entering the surviving turbine room adjoining plant No. 4, where the explosion had occurred.
For example, the adjoining plant homeodomain (PHD) and bromodomain in TRIM24 function as a single unit in combinatorial recognition of unmodified H3K4 and H3K23Ac within the same histone tail [ 13].
Meanwhile, the company operates a wireless systems research center in Campinas, Brazil, and produces wireless communications equipment in an adjoining plant.
COLD SMOKE" A MENACE Adjoining Plants of Meat Concerns Endangered -- 30 Rescued at Near-by Fire.
He noted that a playground was opened in the park adjoining the plant in the late 1960's.
On the coast and adjoining slopes, plant forms are rich with lofty trees, variegated shrubs, and mango and coconut trees.
We were issued hard hats and escorted to a covered shed adjoining the plant, where the Nabisco freight cars used to load and unload.
It is five years this month since Jamie Oliver's attack on its Turkey Twizzlers – scourge of the school dinner menu – and nearly three since the outbreak of avian flu on the farm adjoining the plant.
Mr. Dixon said that he and the agency's consultants collected dozens of scrapings from the mine and an adjoining cleaning plant, which were then shipped to a laboratory for testing.
Kris Hedstrom, the director of CHEP's Innovation Center, which adjoins the plant, is wearing earplugs, protective glasses and hard plastic shoe covers over his toes.
To the east is a polluted marsh that for decades served as a dumping ground for toxins released by the adjoining Shell Oil chemical plant; to the west is the sprawling plant operated by General Chemical, which has laid off two-thirds of its union employees since the recession began.
