The phrase "aqueduct of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a structure that carries water, such as a bridge or canal. Example: The ancient Romans built a remarkable aqueduct system to supply water to their cities, including the famous aqueduct of Segovia in Spain.
This condition, called hydrocephalus, may result from congenital stenosis, or narrowing, of the aqueduct of Sylvius, tumours, meningitis, or blood accumulating within the ventricles.
Rothko's "Four Darks in Red" is a pool, hot, deep, absorbent; de Kooning's "Door to the River," an aqueduct of sapphire and flesh.
If you can tear yourself away from the sumptuous views from the garden, the perfectly preserved medieval city of Uzès and the Roman aqueduct of Pont du Gard are a short drive away.
The most common congenital malformations that block the normal drainage of CSF affect the aqueduct of Sylvius, a canal that connects the third and fourth ventricles in the brain to the central canal of the spinal cord.
Since lack of water had driven residents off the high ground, Sixtus restored the aqueduct of the ancient emperor Severus Alexander, the Aqua Alexandrina, which the pope renamed the Aqua Felice (his original name being Felice Peretti).
The triumphal arch of 3 bce and the aqueduct of 4 14 ce initiated that long series of public buildings, ornamental and useful, that make Ephesus the most-impressive example in Greek lands of a city of imperial times.
The map traces the path of the aqueduct, much of which is preserved as parkland, and points out where remnants of the old aqueduct can still be found.
The city's landmarks include the partly excavated remains of its agora and the ancient aqueducts of Kızılçullu.
Nothing quite like it, other than pipelines and aqueducts of similar length, had been seen in recorded history.
Frontinus's De aquis provides complete technical details on the aqueducts of Rome, along with their history and the regulations governing their use.
The original project foresaw the dam supplying water to the aqueducts of nine municipalities as well as providing irrigation for agriculture.
