The phrase "allocating water" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to resource management, environmental studies, or agricultural practices where water distribution is discussed.
Example: "The government is focusing on allocating water efficiently to ensure that all regions have access to this vital resource."
Alternatives: "distributing water" or "assigning water resources".
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.
Rather than face the political challenge of allocating water resources among these competing interests, Beijing has placed its faith in monumental feats of engineering to slake the north's growing thirst.
The Central Bureau of Investigation asked Mr. Lakshmaiah about government orders allocating water from the Kagna and Krishna rivers to India Cements factories when Mr. Lakshmaiah was the irrigation minister, The Hindu reports.
National policies aimed at allocating water resources among different sectors vary significantly between countries.
Based on the results obtained from this research, by optimally allocating water resources in the central desert region of Iran, 1096 jobs can be created in the industry and agriculture sectors, which constitutes an improvement of about 13% relative to the previous situation (non-optimal water utilization).
DeShazo predicts that the state will soon begin allocating water in a way that takes pressure off groundwater sources, particularly in light of mounting public scrutiny of the agricultural sector, which accounts for 80percentt of the state's water consumption.
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.
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.
Without access to federally allocated water from the irrigation canals, many farmers now source their supply from wells.
