The phrase "adjoining town" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a town that is next to or shares a border with another town.
Example: "The festival will take place in the adjoining town, making it easily accessible for visitors from the city."
Alternatives: "neighboring town" or "bordering town".
The fortress and adjoining town were destroyed, and then refounded on the present location, by Ivan IV the Terrible during the Livonian wars in the 1570s.
The Pahlevi family is staying at the New York residences of the Shah's twin sister, Ashraf, who owns adjoining town houses on Beekman Place.
Mr. Balzano shares ownership of the bar and the adjoining town house with a dozen and a half family members, some of whom have been putting pressure on him to sell.
One group came to an Iranian-financed hospital just outside of town, and a second group of soldiers came to Asaliya, an adjoining town, where they searched door to door and detained five people suspected of being Hezbollah members.
The town has become less rural, and a proposed 349-home and golf course development on 2,660 acres in the Gunks in Gardiner, an adjoining town many consider an extension of New Paltz, has drawn criticism from many residents.
Minutes later, an explosion obliterated the Walits' place and all but obliterated the adjoining town house, which Mr. Cochran shared at 418 State Street with his longtime companion, Julian Jackson.
The idea for the soundstage was born five years ago when Mr. Dougherty learned that a tent company was looking to build on the adjoining town-owned property.
Biking and walking trails run along the three lakes and through the adjoining towns of Okoboji and Spirit Lake.
There is no reason Ebbsfleet and the adjoining towns shouldn't enjoy one of the new simple light-rail schemes now being developed.
This camp, ringed by Israeli tanks, which also occupy the adjoining towns of Bethlehem and Beit Jala, has produced two suicide bombers in the last two months alone.
Israeli tanks took up positions near the outskirts of Bethlehem and adjoining towns early today, seemingly poised to enter Palestinian-ruled areas of the West Bank for a second straight day.
