"adjoining point" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific location or spot that is next to or connected to another point or location. Example: The map showed that our campsite was located at the adjoining point of the two hiking trails.
The neural plate borders serve as the adjoining points when the neural tube closes (Aybar et al., 2002).
Measurements were taken at t=0 (preapplication) and after 7, 14, and 21 days following the antiaging skin care regimen at four different closely adjoining points on the face of each of the 52 volunteers.
Nickel oxide is antiferromagnetic: atoms in adjoining layers point in opposite directions.
It also serves as headquarters for the adjoining Colton Point State Park, its sister park on the west rim of the gorge.
Detection of individual SPWs was performed by estimating the second derivative d2 t) of the signal v t) at time k using data points v(k) and adjoining data points v k − h) and v k + h): [d2(k) = −2v(k) + v k − h) + v k + h)], where h is a parameter that was set according to the approximate half-width of the waves.
In health, the shape of the papilla in a given interdental space depends on the contact point between the two adjoining teeth [6].
Business leaders in Queens have acclaimed the 65 acres in Willets Point adjoining Citi Field as an ideal home for an arena and residential-commercial district.
The latter friction, incorporated in the traditional methods, does not by itself account for the wear of the teeth at contact sites adjoining the pitch point, where the rolling losses are paramount.
The plan is for Tameside hospital to have a central collection point adjoining its canteen, and several secure collection bins across the far reaches of the site, for staff and visitors to leave contributions.
On the west side is a ditch and mound defending the weakest point, adjoining the ancient road from Cheltenham to Whittington and Shipton Olive.
