The phrase "acquired water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of obtaining or collecting water, such as in environmental science or resource management.
Example: "The researchers focused on the methods by which communities acquired water during the drought."
Alternatives: "obtained water" or "secured water".
At the time, many of us pointed out that the pricey new arsenal that the police had acquired – water cannons, sound cannons, teargas and rubber bullets – wasn't just meant for the protesters in the streets.
Not unlike another real-estate drama of the early 20th century, in which Los Angeles acquired water rights in the Owens Valley on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada — a scheme fictionalized in the movie "Chinatown" — big money and powerful interests had hidden their aims.
These included Ecolab, which acquired water treatment service provider Nalco Holdings for $5.4 billion, and Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing's Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings, which acquired British water utility company Northumbrian Water for $3.9 billion.
It can be found through comparing those 4 acquired water content profiles that water bearing of near-surface overburden strata basically has 3 layers, i.e. water content of surface layer (0 2 m) is low, and water contents of middle layer (2 8 m) and deep layer (8 15 m) fluctuate due to coal mining.
Shortly after their formation in 1887, the MID and TID acquired water rights to the Tuolumne River to secure a water supply for their combined service area in the San Joaquin Valley.
The acquired water might be used in various sweet preparations.
It's worth noting, however, that farmers have two additional options for acquiring water.
But Mr. Pedneau, 69, has praise for the project, even though he, like many old-timers, is generally suspicious of Los Angeles, given the tension-filled history behind its acquiring water and land here (the inspiration for the 1974 movie "Chinatown").
What's more, says Glenn McGinnis, chief executive of Arizona Clean Fuels, a preliminary inspection failed to turn up evidence of ruins near the site, which was privately owned for decades by local farmers but was later bought by the federal government to acquire water rights.
WSN had also successfully implemented AMR to acquire water consumption data from the top 100 commercial and industrial customers in 2014.
Physicochemical variables of thermal paper industry effluent noted were significantly greater than the typical limit due to pollution of the acquiring water systems.
