The phrase "in adjacency to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the close proximity or position of something to another thing. Example: The new park is located in adjacency to the lake, providing stunning views for visitors.
Schumer often dresses in clothes that look like they've been stored in tense adjacency to Chinese-food containers.
This analysis demonstrated a highly significant accumulation of CARc bodies in direct adjacency to sinusoidal vessel walls (Fig. 6c).
Although limited, our experience suggests that percutaneous RFA is feasible even for lesions larger than 3 cm located in close adjacency to the gallbladder.
Although limited, our experience suggests that, after careful preprocedural planning, in experienced hands and with appropriate technology, percutaneous RFA could be safely performed even for lesions larger than 3 cm located in close adjacency to the gallbladder.
Armed with such Amazon-scale ambitions, and a much more profitable business model, Facebook will grow as a disruptive force in numerous adjacencies to its core social network.
In Figure 2, we have supplemented this analysis by including re as −1 and ac as +1 in an adjacency matrix to calculate possible transitive relationships and compare this to the calculated pp network, from two independent SynTReN generations of 200 samples; only common gene-pairs are accepted.
With these assumptions in hand, we may rejoin adjacencies to form the four components [ P1 : P2] (even), [ P5 : P6] (even), (P3 : P7), and [ P4 : P8] (odd), producing a cycle and two even 2-chains from our original three paths.
The laser beam is led by a polarization plane maintaining glass fiber from a self-designed stabilised He Ne laser, which is placed in an adjacency room, to the beam inlet of the main unit.
Fortunately, the maximum and minimum obtainable correlations can be easily calculated by reordering the values in the adjacency matrices to obtain as many overlapping or non-overlapping edges as possible offering the possibility for normalization with respect to the maximum correlation.
It is then shown that many insubordinated conditionals used as directives (ICDs) are associated with a certain orderly sequential pattern organized in adjacency pairs, which bears a certain similarity to bona fide conditional clauses.
