The phrase "a discharge of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the release or expulsion of something, such as a substance, responsibility, or obligation.
Example: "The report indicated a discharge of pollutants into the river, raising environmental concerns."
Alternatives: "a release of" or "an emission of".
Six floodgates permit a discharge of some 335,000 cubic feet of water per second.
When there is a discharge of a firearm in a public place like this it's good cause to be concerned, greatly concerned," Higbee said.
The sea is enclosed and a discharge of toxic waste might cause devastating harm to the wildlife.
If the original mortgage is not available, Mr. Gonzalez said, the lender must provide the borrower with a discharge of mortgage -- a legal form indicating that the mortgage has been paid and can be canceled of record.
How do you get to such a remove, expecting an unbidden fondle to be answered by anything other than complaint, a discharge of spit, the justified twisting and breaking of your fingers?
Two years ago a fatberg in a main sewer in Bristol resulted in a discharge of raw sewage into the River Trym, killing hundreds of eels, sticklebacks and bullheads.
The State Department of Environmental Protection has fined the Valero refinery $35,200 for an odor discharge on June 16 and a discharge of clarified slurry oil on June 17.
Mr. Gonzalez said that the borrower can prepare a sworn affidavit indicating that the mortgage has been repaid and that attempts to obtain the original document or a discharge of mortgage from the lender have been unsuccessful.
And at the end of bankruptcy, there is a discharge of liabilities, so that claimants cannot seek more than they are allotted under the reorganization plan, Mr. Onsager said.
It did not amount to a discharge of the debt unless the property ceded was sufficient for the purpose, but it secured the debtor from personal arrest.
It's fair to say that if we continue unmitigated climate change and global warming then we'll destabilise parts of Antarctica and trigger a discharge of ice that will not stop for centuries," he said.
