The phrase "alpine water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe water that originates from mountainous regions, often associated with purity and freshness.
Example: "The hikers filled their bottles with alpine water from the pristine stream flowing down the mountain."
Alternatives: "mountain spring water" or "glacial water".
Moon grazed and followed Szabo as he placed his dams and sent a thin sheet of alpine water across the hay crop.
ONE HUNDRED miles east of the smog, gridlock and vanity of Los Angeles, cupped high in the pine forests of the San Bernardino Mountains, sits Big Bear Lake, a glistening splash of fresh alpine water ringed by 22 miles of shoreline.
Alpine water and sediment supply influence the sediment budget of many important European fluvial systems such as the Rhine, Rhône and Po rivers.
The implementation of small hydropower systems (SHPS) in existing Alpine Water distribution systems (WDS) is a meaningful strategy for the reduction of CO2 emissions.
Addressing model uncertainty is important because nutrients stored within frozen or frost-affected soils can be released and impact alpine water bodies.
Cother et al. (1992) used FAME to identify Dickeya spp. isolates in alpine water: all isolates contained cis-9-hexadecanoic, hexadecanoic, tetradecanoic acids and most strains contained also dodecanoic acid (Cother et al., 1992).
For 192 (68%) interviewees, Alpine municipal water was their source of tap water at home.
Persons who drank Alpine municipal water were nine times more likely to become ill than were persons who did not drink the water (95% CI=1.3-63.3).
Since drinking Alpine municipal water was a broader exposure than, and not as strong a risk factor for illness as, drinking municipal water during June 26 to 28, it was excluded in multivariate analysis.
The attack rate among reunion members who drank Alpine municipal water during the weekend was 50%.
The only exposure significantly associated with illness was drinking Alpine municipal water.
