"adjoining spaces" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to two or more spaces that are connected or next to each other. Example: "The office building has an open floor plan, with adjoining spaces designed for collaboration and teamwork."
The Minimalist works, which were created by Marc Osborne in 1999, are dispersed throughout three adjoining spaces of the gallery.
Seen on consecutive days, the stark staging of Racine's and Beckett's works, both of which rely visually on archetypal tensions between darkness and light, felt like adjoining spaces in the same dilapidated mansion of the mind.
The atrium is usually expected not only to be an attractively daylit space in its own right, but also to deliver light to adjoining spaces.
This paper consists a first numerical approach to evaluate the main geometrical and non-geometrical characteristics of glazed areas and evaluate their influence on the daylight conditions and the visual comfort in the adjoining spaces.
If the speed of sweeping along a search path is too fast to allow search of adjoining spaces to the left, right, and center, then search will be incomplete.
This motif carries over into the smaller adjoining space, which faces the street.
Instead, the wife moved into an adjoining space that they had rented out over the years.
These stores would occupy a total of 8,500 square feet of adjoining space on the second floor, Mr. Greenwald said.
In an adjoining space more recent, and less valuable books are displayed on tables, and handling them is encouraged.
Attendance is full for the event, but spectators can attend a live simulcast in an adjoining space; admission is $10, or $5 for members.
Within months of opening his painfully hip video club, David Cabrera was confident he could pull off an art bookshop in the adjoining space.
