The phrase "and adjacent to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the location of something in relation to another object or area, indicating that they are next to each other.
Example: "The park is located and adjacent to a busy street, making it easily accessible for visitors."
Alternatives: "next to a" or "beside a".
The building site is nearly two acres and sits just north of the American Express Tower and adjacent to a hotel and movie theater.
Private developers do not see a slum but a piece of property convenient to the airport, surrounded by train stations and adjacent to a sleek office park.
Converted within one London's finest historic buildings and adjacent to a fine hotel, a two-bed, two-bath apartment is now on the market asking £1,750,000.
Rabbi David Niederman, president of the United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg and one of those leading the campaign, said that the cemetery lay beneath, and adjacent to, a school built in Toledo in the 1970s.
(Breitbart's light-filled, modernist house, which he bought for six hundred thousand dollars ten years ago, is audibly proximate to a freeway and adjacent to a military cemetery; "I like the neighbors," he says).
A bit farther out are the SOUTH COAST INN (805-967-3200, $178 the$225) and the BACARA RESORT AND SPA (805-968-0100, $395 to $950), a new luxury hotel on the beach and adjacent to a golf course.
It is home not only to the 82nd Airborne Division but also to several of the Special Operations units, including the supersecret Delta Force, and adjacent to an Air Force base where pilots are ready on short notice to fly troops anywhere in the world.
However, this hyperactive TnsABC has also been shown to preferentially insert Tn7 adjacent to triplex-forming oligomers psoralen cross-linked to plasmid DNA targets [27], [28] and adjacent to an intramolecular YRY triplex [27].
Several isolates showed a lysine-to-asparagine substitution at position 145 (K145N) in the hemagglutinin molecule, which may be noteworthy since position 145 is located within a glycosylation site and adjacent to an antibody-binding site.
During each iteration, the algorithm attempts to assign two edges (those with highest and lowest weights and adjacent to an already partitioned vertex) to the final partition P. Clearly, the iterative loop does not repeat more than M′ times.
(E ) Light micrograph, (F ) SEM micrograph, (G ) transverse histological section and (H ) corresponding line drawing showing a branch apical cell (pink) surrounded by leaf initials (green) and adjacent to an initiating rhizoid (blue).
