The phrase "a watershed with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing environmental features, water management, or metaphorical situations indicating a significant change or turning point.
Example: "The project aims to restore a watershed with diverse ecosystems to improve water quality and support wildlife."
Alternatives: "a watershed containing" or "a watershed featuring".
In this study, we linked physiographic and vegetation characteristics of a watershed with TOM nature deposited in lake sediments.
"We're now at a bit of a watershed, with the emergence of a new German Ostpolitik towards Russia," said Ulrike Guérot, of the European Council on Foreign Relations.
This he described as a "watershed", with fewer patients ending up in A&E since, and some taking the decision for the first time not to fast because of their health problems.
They benefit from police protection, and then the local merchant who pays for all of that doesn't get the sale," he said, suggesting that the groups' angry opposition in Washington could prove to be something of a watershed with Republicans.
"We are at a watershed with CSG," say Paul Spooner, local councillor, general manager of the Byron Bay community centre, and Labor's candidate for the far north coast seat of Ballina.
To our knowledge, this is the first dynamic model to quantify N export from a watershed with artificial drainage network and can be used to design remedial measures of ecosystem degradation.
The Kielstau catchment, an UNESCO demosite for Ecohydrological since 2010 [39], is a lowland watershed with a drainage area of 50 km2, and located in the Northern part of Germany (Schleswig Holstein).
A former western summer intern with the Center, Christina Morrisett, '15, is a watershed scientist with a passion for serving rural communities.
Anti-tobacco campaigners see the bill as a watershed moment with significant consequences for cigarette companies.
Mr. Davis, a watershed expert with the United States Forest Service, is a pioneer along the first 14 troubled waterways to be covered under the new American Heritage Rivers program.
Indeed, both of the novellas that make up Harrison's new book (also called "The River Swimmer") dive into a watershed age with Harrison's signature gusto.
