The phrase "and water to detect" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing methods or substances used for detection purposes, particularly in scientific or experimental settings.
Example: "The experiment required a mixture of chemicals and water to detect the presence of certain ions."
Alternatives: "and water for detection" or "and water for identifying".
Radon sensors are deployed on rocks, soil and underground water to detect the emission of radon.
The United States Navy tested guns by measuring them, firing them two or three times termed "proof by powder"—and using pressurized water to detect leaks.
Each PCR amplification step included a positive control (DNA from a male donor, diluted 1 20,000 in water for molecular biology), and a negative control (DNA-free water) to detect PCR contamination.
Each carries a sonar sensor at the end of a cable, lowering it into the water to detect submarines.
Larger ships sailing through the area are advised to use measures such as CCTV, alarms, razor wire and water sprays to detect and deter pirates.
Wireless options now available include an AC-powered acoustic sensor for registering things like breaking glass, a battery-operated door/window intrusion sensor and water sensors to detect flooded basements or leaky roofs, all at $25 each.
Wireless options now available include an ac-powered acoustic sensor for registering such sounds as breaking glass, a battery-operated door/window intrusion sensor and water sensors to detect flooded basements or leaky roofs, all for $25 each.
The predominate canine selected by the US Military during the Vietnam War was the German Shepherd Dog, which was utilized in the roles of Scout Dogs, Sentry Dogs, Mine Detection Dogs, and the US Navy used Water Dogs to detect enemy under water divers in South Vietnam.
Everyone faces challenges in the future that modified bacteria could potentially help with – food and energy shortages due to overpopulation, air and water pollution, hard to detect forms of cancer and antibiotic-resistant bacteria to name a few.
He added: "We also recommend long-term sampling, particularly of water and milk, to detect any increase in uranium levels in areas where depleted uranium has been used.
