The phrase "contiguity of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means the state of being adjacent or touching something else. Example: The contiguity of the two buildings made it easy for the fire to spread from one to the other.
The contiguity of these words, their literal juxtaposition, reinforces the state of contradiction, of entanglement.
Retain no lands that prevent the territorial contiguity of the State of Palestine or access to Jordan.
The incongruous contiguity of the grim and the glorious is typical of a festival where screenings take place amid red-carpet glamour and beneath Mediterranean sun.
The Palestinians argue that an Israeli "finger" reaching that far into the West Bank would preclude the territorial contiguity of a Palestinian state.
But it does exploit the commercial benefits of its location, essentially profiting from occupation, and contributes to the slow closing of the E1 corridor that is necessary for the contiguity of a future Palestinian state".
"E1 is a critical issue in maintaining the territorial integrity and contiguity of the West Bank with East Jerusalem — it's the only place where it's possible to do that," he said.
Venous invasion is often described in terms of circumferential contiguity of the tumour with the vein.
This one-feature difference pattern could undoubtedly guarantee the contiguity of the two meanings.
Furthermore, SI does not represent the anatomical contiguity of body parts.
Such technique maximizes spatial contiguity of the regions while also providing necessary level of generalization.
In laparoscopic VHR, contiguity of bowel loops and intraperitoneally placed PM may ease the formation of adhesions.
