"contiguity for" is a grammatically correct phrase that is usable in written English.
"Contiguity for" refers to the state of being adjacent or close together in space or time. It is usually used to describe the relationship between two or more things that are physically or temporally connected. Here is an example of how you could use "contiguity for" in a sentence: "The contiguity for these two buildings made it easy for employees to share resources and collaborate on projects."
It doesn't allow the necessary contiguity for a Palestinian state.
The State Department of Transportation has studied how to create "continuity and contiguity" for cyclists between Long Island and Queens, said Howard J. Mann, a bike and pedestrian transportation analyst at the Metropolitan Transportation Council.
"The Americans demanded from Sharon contiguity for a Palestinian state," said Shaul Arieli, a reserve colonel in the army who participated in the 2000 Camp David negotiations and specializes in maps.
Although negotiators understand the importance of ensuring territorial contiguity for a future Palestinian state a key principle in determining the swaps suggested here — these maps do not currently include a proposal for contiguity between Gaza and the West Bank.
Mr. Sharon talked of "transportational contiguity" for Palestinians in a future Palestinian state, meaning that although Israeli settlements would jut into the area, Palestinian cars on the road would pass unimpeded through Israeli-controlled territory and even cross through areas enclosed by the Israeli separation barrier.
The city, above all the modern city, was able to do without the tie of spatial contiguity for supplies; the contemporary city has had to give it up, also for production and consumption; networks of cities have always existed in a certain sense (cities look for each other and are aware of each other's scent even at great distances), but cities made of networks are a possibility of our times.
The quality of assembler output was measured in three aspects on resultant contigs: N50 for contiguity, coverage for completeness and number of erroneous bases for accuracy.
For each human orthologue, we then examined the chimpanzee genome assembly for contiguity of its assigned chimpanzee orthologous exons and introns.
Together with the requirement for contiguity of strata and conformity to local concepts of space, the data support the chosen configuration as a reasonably optimal multivariable stratification solution.
Tsai et al. [11] showed that the most appropriate approach was the first order queen polygon contiguity method for quantifying the spatial weights matrix for connectivity analysis.
Our proofs depend on the contiguity theory for random regular graphs developed by Janson (1995).
