The phrase "as waste for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or function of something being designated as waste in a specific context.
Example: "The factory has started using biodegradable materials as waste for composting."
Alternatives: "as refuse for" or "as trash for".
The Metropolitan Cattle Market opened in 1855, leaving West Smithfield as waste ground for about ten years during the construction of the new market.
Black Walnut had a standard depth of 1/12 and required twice as much mill waste for nonmordanted (200 % owf) compared to PAS mordanted wool yarns (100%% owf).
The reactors were loaded with raw as well as cooked vegetable waste for a period of 4 weeks and then the mulch formed was allowed to maturate.
Roberto Laureano da Rocha lives on the outskirts of São Paulo, Brazil in the impoverished Calmon Viana neighborhood, where most residents make a living as waste pickers, scrounging for aluminum cans and cardboard.
The vertical flow sulfate-reducing bioreactor containing rice bran as waste organic material for SRB, the JOGMEC process, was developed (Sato et al. 2017).
However, the residue, considered as waste, are widely utilized for burning at present, far away form resource utilization.
In search for viable alternatives of biofuels, paddy straw has been pursued as suitable lignocellulosic waste for ethanol production (Wati et al.2007).2007
In order to achieve more sustainability in the concrete sector, research should focus on using alternative renewable resources such as palm oil waste for concrete production purpose.
If you're going to ruin the night entirely, you may as well get wasted for your trouble.
Yet if she is pessimistic about whether officials pay heed to such views, Maldonado does not see her trip as entirely wasted, for it provides an opportunity to galvanise the next generation.
