The phrase "adjoining states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to states that are next to or share a border with each other.
Example: "The conference will include representatives from the adjoining states to discuss regional issues."
Alternatives: "neighboring states" or "bordering states".
Mahar, a caste-cluster, or group of many endogamous castes, living chiefly in Maharashtra state, India, and in adjoining states.
It should have effects on the adjoining states to Michigan, and it may be helping him now.
Mr. Kerry's focus on Dr. Dean reflects the fact that each views the other as his biggest threat in New Hampshire because they live in adjoining states.
Moreover, in the case of adjoining states, reports are sent to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is coordinating this investigation.
The poems, from "Winter Morning Walks: 100 Post Cards to Jim Harrison", document his reflections on life and nature while he was recovering from cancer treatment.Ms Schneider and the Iowa-born Mr Kooser are both Midwesterners, and from adjoining states.
"The party's decision against a separate Telangana state is driven by credible intelligence inputs that such a move would revive Naxalism in Andhra Pradesh, which will in turn have serious implications in adjoining states," according to the report.
If there were protests, they could not be seen or heard from the Peace Arch, a monument at the heart of adjoining state and provincial parks the border between Blaine, Wash., and Surrey, British Columbia.
Then the military merged the city with the adjoining state of Rio de Janeiro, forcing the city almost overnight to share its tax base with a much larger and far poorer entity.
Soundarya, who was 32, was traveling to the adjoining state of Andhra Pradesh on a campaign stop when the four-seater Cessna caught fire and crashed minutes after takeoff from Jakkur airstrip on the outskirts of Bangalore, a police spokesman said.
The wetland came into existence in 1952 due to the formation of barrage at the confluence of river Sutlej and Beas at Harike Pattan, with the aim of storing and providing irrigation and drinking water to parts of southern Punjab, and to the adjoining state Rajasthan.
Delaware Route 54 (DE 54) and Maryland Route 54 (MD 54) are adjoining state highways in the U.S. states of Delaware and Maryland.
