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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a catchment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to water management, geography, or environmental science, referring to an area from which water is collected.
Example: "The catchment area for the river extends several miles into the surrounding hills."
Alternatives: "a drainage basin" or "a watershed".
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First, a lottery is used to decide who gets a place within a catchment area.
Assuming a catchment area of some 100 miles, the answer is a great deal.
The truth is that every person who moves house to get into a catchment area is playing the system.
Schuylerville's water supply comes from streams that flow through the surrounding countryside into a catchment area, Ms. Pospisil said.
It has a catchment area of 12,440 sq mi (32,220 sq km).
Mr Hewer told The Independent: "That particular university doesn't have that affluent a catchment area.
But the vast majority of the population don't know which catchment they're in or even what a catchment is.
Water is provided by a catchment system on the roof that feeds a 1,200-gallon 1,200-galloncistern.
However, in the case of growers, their "supply chains" are elements of a catchment: soils, water, sunlight and temperatures.
Within that area, they will remove all vegetation and install a catchment pond, two mine shafts and a metal building.
Cumbria was hard hit last winter but a plan for a "catchment pioneer project" published in June remains unfunded.
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