The phrase "are in the proximity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is located near or close to something else.
Example: "The new park facilities are in the proximity of the main entrance, making them easily accessible to visitors."
Alternatives: "are near" or "are close to".
However, moments are important at low frequencies when sources are in the proximity of structural discontinuities.
Most of the energy measurements are in the proximity of the theoretical performance.
Average conversions (related to non-ozonated samples) are in the proximity of 50, 70, 60 and 100% for acenaphthene, phenanthrene, anthracene and fluoranthene, respectively.
Additional insights from the simulation results include the selection of suitable hybrid model parameters, the impact of reactive surfaces that are in the proximity of a hybrid interface, and the size of a bounded environment that is necessary to assume that it is unbounded.
All of these sampling sites are situated south of the coal tar refinery and are in the proximity of the town center and the coal tar refinery.
An interesting case of diffuse shadows is determined by overhead distribution lines whose path crosses or are in the proximity of the PV power plants.
Q: Are there any investigations underway right now because of infected human cases being in the proximity of swine?
I couldn't begin to imagine how the act of my father changing genders would affect my life, but that revelation all those years ago was like the experience of being in the proximity of a bomb blast, metaphorically speaking.
In addition, it was found that the propene two end segments orient themselves so that they can be in the proximity of the side methyls.
Anyone who has been in the proximity of the rebels in Idlib or Hama Province has probably heard his voice crackling over the ubiquitous two-way radios that opposition fighters carry.
Lalpur is in the proximity of the North Kathiawar fault.
