The phrase "any source of water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various origins or types of water, such as rivers, lakes, or wells, in a general context.
Example: "In case of a drought, we need to identify any source of water that can be utilized for irrigation."
Alternatives: "any water supply" or "any water source".
"We can take just about any source of water and apply appropriate technology and make it drinking water," said Linda Macpherson, a water-reuse specialist with the construction and design firm CH2M Hill who has worked on the Perth and Singapore visitor centers.
One entrepreneur created a filter that you can put on any source of water and drink clean, disinfected water.
Across the SHINE study area, the median distance between households and any source of water was 182.8 m (IQR, 74.7 404.7 m), and 31.4%, 78.6%, and 94.3% of households were within 100 m, 500 m, and 1500 m, respectively.
"By landscaping, I mean cutting of long grass; removal of any sources of water; and in some cases … active planting and even small wetland creation in some peripheral parts so that birds moving across the airport are drawn away from the runways into safer edge areas".
Plains lie to the city's south and east, where any sources of water would be at too low an altitude to be able to flow to the city, while the hills to the west made a water supply route too difficult from an engineering point of view.
In many arid and semi-arid countries water is becoming an increasingly scarce resource and planners are forced to consider any sources of water which might be used economically and effectively to promote further development.
Be sure it is far from any sources of water or flammable objects.
But the idea of California walking away from a source of water now is implausible.
In 2004, 29 states identified livestock-feeding operations as a source of water pollution.
The tritium did not affect any source of drinking water onsite or offsite".
