The phrase 'in immediate proximity to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that two things or people are extremely close together. For example: The lake was located in immediate proximity to the campsite.
And now, we know China recruited a high-value Senate staffer who worked in immediate proximity to the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Silica coatings that form in immediate proximity to acid sources are more chemically pure than those forming in higher pH environments, which contain significant Al and Fe.
High-resolution measurement of quantal exocytosis requires the working electrode to be small (cell-sized) and located in immediate proximity to the cell.
The number of women with vulvar carcinoma located in the anterior fourchette in immediate proximity to the urethral opening has increased.
The dissolution was concluded to proceed without generation of sparingly-soluble corrosion products on the surface when pH < 3. The anodic Tafel slope was determined in immediate proximity to the corrosion potential.
How does it feel to wake up, night after night, in immediate proximity to a crazed Pomeranian or a Malamute or an Old English sheepdog stubbornly adhering to the once caressable jaw of the guy on the nearest pillow?
Thus, a galvanic cell made in the form of a composite submicron or nanoparticle suspended in the air, will be spontaneously shorted by an electric discharge, arising initially on the particle surface (then also in the adjacent air, in the immediate proximity to this surface) because the electrostatic intensity is too high.
In the immediate proximity to the park, fungal concentrations rose up to ∼3100 CFU/m3, whereas for houses more than 150 m away from the park the concentrations of fungi were below 1000 CFU/m3.
Instead, we focused on six scenarios (discussed later) that leave genomic signatures inside or in the immediate proximity to SSOGs, which can be detected using a comparative approach and bioinformatics tools.
Some free radicals can dope C60 semiconductors and those, which are not in the immediate proximity to C60 molecules, cannot dope the latter and remain neutral and therefore they can serve as hole traps.
Hard to know, real estate agents say, because not since Richard M. Nixon lived in a New York City apartment has the market tried to assess the value of immediate proximity to the president in a dense urban neighborhood.
