'contiguous territory' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a geographical region that is adjacent to another area. For example, "The two countries shared a contiguous territory along their shared border."
According to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, the plan calls for an Israeli pullout from the Gaza Strip, with that contiguous territory declared the foundation of a Palestinian state.
In other words, he is beginning to implement a vision that allows for contiguous territory so that a Palestinian state can emerge...
The Pashtun are divided into a number of tribes, some sedentary and others nomadic, and many live in contiguous territory in Pakistan.
Peking's diplomacy has been cautious, but it showed in Korea in 1950 that it was willing to intervene when an ally was losing a war in a contiguous territory.
Mr. Barak suggested this week that in an effort to gain some momentum, he might offer the Palestinians recognition of a state with contiguous territory on the West Bank.
And Mr. Sharon has made plain that he opposes the removal of Jewish settlements and the creation of a Palestinian state with the contiguous territory that would make it viable.
We carried out a series of controlled field experiments over a 12-month period at the main setts of three badger groups occupying contiguous territories.
Ankara fears ultimately the creation of an independent Kurdish state occupying contiguous territories currently belonging to Iraq, Syria and Turkey.
However the BTV-8, BTV-6, and BTV-11 outbreaks in northern Europe, which started during 2006 and 2008, were not derived from outbreaks in contiguous territories.
The densely packed, contiguous territories range in size from 0.25 to 4 m (Takamura 1984; Sturmbauer et al. 2008), and observations of frequent replacements and territory expansions upon removal of territory holders (Yanagisawa and Nishida 1991) suggest strong intraspecific competition (Grant 1997).
Assumptions within the model were as follows: only adult females can breed; breeding is unaffected by disease status; dispersal is by adults and to contiguous territories only; all cubs are born susceptible to disease; there is no vertical or pseudo-vertical disease transmission; and there is homogeneous mixing within social groups.
