The phrase "allocated water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to water management, distribution, or environmental studies, referring to water that has been designated for a specific use or purpose.
Example: "The farmers were pleased to receive their allocated water for irrigation during the dry season."
Alternatives: "designated water" or "assigned water".
Due to the asymmetric information problem, inter-temporal water allocation efficiency requires a water allocation institution that allows water right holders to store their allocated water.
Without access to federally allocated water from the irrigation canals, many farmers now source their supply from wells.
Don Blackmore, the commission's chief executive, says it pumps 1,100 tonnes of salt out of the river each day, and is about to spend A$67m to increase that by 700 tonnes a day.Each state has a separate system for farmers to trade allocated water rights from the rivers with neighbours, but not across state borders.
In fact, the shadow price indicates the change in the farmers profit with an extra unit of allocated water resource.
For Group 2: the third decade of April, second decade of May and first decade of August faced a lack of water and the extra unit of allocated water to these farms led to increases in profit of 0.028, 0.67 and 1.75 $US, respectively.
Prior appropriation did just that: it allocated "water rights" to all comers on a first come first serve basis.
The government wants a new, centrally managed authority to allocate water.
"They are in regions where water is scarce and governments are not addressing how to allocate water fairly and effectively".
Central Asia's disagreements over how to allocate water resources resemble the Middle East's in their complexity and potential for conflict.
Last fall, federal officials reached an agreement with California, Arizona and Nevada — the three states that share the lower Colorado River flow — on how to allocate water if the river runs short.
The study, conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, examines the impact that allocating water to thermal power plants will have on the livelihood of farmers in Vidarbha.
