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The phrase 'in close vicinity of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific place or location that is near or in the immediate area of something else. For example, "The old factory is located in close vicinity of the main town."
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Thus, LYS1 likely operates in close vicinity of the plant surface.
The penalty is applied in close vicinity of all minima found before the current search stage.
In the niche, HSCs are in close vicinity of supporting niche cells including osteoblasts and MSCs20,21,22.
While all algorithms found solutions in close vicinity of the exact solution, a genetic algorithm exhibited the fastest convergence.
Noteworthy, the location of numerous TCs and telopodes at the boundary between the synovial lining and sublining layers and in close vicinity of blood microvessels supports this assumption.
When located in close vicinity of the amyloid regions along the chain, the globular domains can prevent the formation of amyloids because of the steric repulsion.
A significant decrease in 1,1,1-TCA concentrations was observed in close vicinity of spots where the highest concentration of mZVI was observed.
Quaid-i-Azam university stream originates from Mohra village in close vicinity of the university transverse through university hostels, and Kalapani Kas before descending into the Lake Reservoir.
However, interference will still be present if two or more networks, or "clusters" of nodes, are colocated in close vicinity of each other.
Only in close vicinity of the contamination (some micrometers, depending on the particle size) no transfer of structures could be achieved.
HopScotch uses standard IEEE 802.11n, operating in the 5 GHz spectrum for PTP links and serving subscribers in close vicinity of the base station.
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