The phrase "adjoining tracts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to pieces of land or property that are next to each other or share a boundary.
Example: "The developer purchased several adjoining tracts of land to build a new housing development."
Alternatives: "contiguous parcels" or "neighboring lots".
The survivors were relocated to large adjoining tracts of land in the eastern part of Indian Territory.
Each tract of land shall be valued and assessed separately except when one or more adjoining tracts are returned by the same person, in which case they may be valued and assessed together.
Involve all owners of the adjoining tracts and have lienholders and mortgage holders consent and ratify the agreement.
Hinde and M'Intosh lived on adjoining tracts of land near what would become the site of the Grand Rapids Dam.
Adjoining this tract, both on the east and on the west, there have been laid out restricted residential plats upon which residences have been erected.
But the State Labor Department calculated that there were enough unemployed people in an adjoining census tract — one that includes Times Square — to justify calling the small zone an area of high unemployment.
To Victoire Pothier, one half section on the Chicago River, above and adjoining the tract of land herein granted to Billy Caldwell.
To Mo‑ah‑way one quarter section on the north side of and adjoining the tract herein granted to Waishkeshaw.
To Jane Miranda one quarter section on the Chicago River above and adjoining the tract herein granted to Victoire Pothier.
To Alexander Robinson for himself and children, two sections on the Reviereº aux Pleins above and adjoining the tract herein granted to Claude Laframboise.
To Madaline, a Pottawatomie woman, wife of Joseph Ogee, one section west of and adjoining the tract herein granted to Pierre LeClere, at the Paw Paw Grove.
