The phrase "allocation of additional waters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to water management, environmental policy, or resource distribution.
Example: "The committee discussed the allocation of additional waters to support the agricultural sector during the drought."
Alternatives: "distribution of extra water" or "apportionment of supplementary water".
Thus, the results are substantially affected by the assumptions made about the allocation of a plant's entire energy demand among raw materials, e.g. regarding biogas yield or need of additional water for dilution.
However, some projects exhibit escalation of commitment, i.e. allocation of additional resources to a failing course of action.
Those areas haven't been funded through previous allocations of additional student numbers, which have focused on science and employer-funded courses.
In order to quantify the impacts of climate change and human activities on water availability and optimal allocation of water resources, hydrological models and optimal water resource allocation models should be integrated.
It is only reasonable that we establish a national policy to guide us in developing regional water-resource plans, establish guidance to ensure that our groundwater resources are not exploited, develop water allocation priorities to minimize the impact of current and future conflicts over the allocation of water, and require that sustainable water management strategies be established.
In February, the White House announced the allocation of an additional one billion dollars for cancer research for fiscal year 2017.
Water policies and strategies should address the allocation of water in accordance with market values and water conservation.
The allocation of the water resources of Southeastern United States have given rise to inter-state political conflicts for decades.
She also seized part of Imperial's allocation of river water to punish the district for not agreeing to the transfer.
