The phrase "ascending water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to water movement, such as in discussions about rivers, tides, or fluid dynamics.
Example: "The ascending water from the river indicated that the spring thaw was underway."
Alternatives: "rising water" or "increasing water level".
Thus, the crater migration that accompanied intensive infrasound and tremor could be triggered by explosive boiling of ascending hydrothermal water in the shallow part of the conduit.
Coasteering started when rock climbers grew tired of carrying and belaying ropes, deciding instead, in the interest of safety, to ascend over water.
Although tomcod eggs are demersal, yolk-sac larvae and older feeding larvae regularly ascend the water column and would be carried downstream.
There were also significant differences between sexes in arrival dates of 1SW salmon females originating from tributary populations ascended fresh water significantly earlier than their male counterparts (females = 21, males = 28 days after June 1; Z = −6.06, P < 0.0001).
The ascending dietary intake, water intake, and urine volume in STZ-induced diabetic rats were significantly decreased by oral administration of LD extract or TLB.
At the port entrance, a memorial depicts a mermaid ascending from the water, complete with a cloak that includes an oil rig.
These included wading deep water, ascending steep gradients with loose surfaces, dealing with high angles of departure and attack and soaking up a lot of punishment from wheel-swallowing potholes and big sharp rocks.
Hence, water ascending from deeper reservoir is rich in silica as compared to shallow groundwater.
It performs a diel vertical migration, staying below a depth of 200 m during the day and ascending into shallower water at night to feed.
