The phrase "absolute water" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in scientific contexts to refer to water that is pure and free from impurities, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "In the experiment, we used absolute water to ensure that no contaminants affected the results."
Alternatives: "pure water" or "distilled water".
Egypt is already below the United Nations' water poverty threshold, and by 2025 the UN predicts it will be approaching a state of "absolute water crisis".
Still, by 2025, 1.8 billion of the word's inhabitants will live in regions with absolute water scarcity, according to UN-Water.
"If we don't get a grip on climate change we are going to see the world's largest diaspora, when a huge area of sub-Saharan Africa will be forced into absolute water shortage.
Expect a sudden awareness of the water shortage now that Beijing has dropped below the United Nations "absolute water scarcity threshold" and is facing a "more severe water scarcity than some countries in the arid Middle East".
This capsule exhibited excellent selectivity toward fluoride anions in absolute water solution.
This situation is best demonstrated by comparing of absolute water table elevations of different sites (Fig. 5).
The embedded sensors yield the absolute liquid water content and enable an experimental, non-destructive monitoring of liquid water in porous materials.
"It was the absolute low water mark of social decadence," said Clayton Patterson, who has photographed and filmed the Lower East Side for 20 years.
Instinctively aware of his responsibilities to be a plonker of the absolute first water, the better to amuse the rest of us, the Transformers actor has opened the year with a bang.
Hurricane Matthew (2016) broke the record with a new absolute maximum water level of 1.56 m, although the peak surge occurred during slack tide level (0.00 m).
Compared with the primary sectors, the absolute direct water use of the tertiary sectors and the secondary sectors is very low.
