The part of a sentence "downstream of the river" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means something is located or situated in the direction of the river's flow. Example: The town is located downstream of the river, making it vulnerable to floods during heavy rainfall.
Based upon information at stations upstream of a river, a back-propagation neural network model was employed in this study to forecast flood discharge at station downstream of the river which lacks measurement.
The sampling sites were selected right from the upstream to downstream of the river.
The first station was at the most downstream of the river.
The formations of new water bodies have a huge potential of causing damage at the downstream of the river.
Downstream of the river also receives a major load discharged from other industries and municipal sewage carrying wastewater in addition to wastewater via drains from Cuddalore city throughout the year.
A study conducted on the Borkena River of Dessie Kombolcha that encompass many Eastern Amhara hot springs, indicated that the concentration of both conservative and non conservative chemicals increase downstream of the river in both dry and wet seasons (Beyene et al. 2009).
"What will happen to communities, the wildlife, the farmers who live downstream of the rivers?
Downstream of there, the river serves only for flood control and waste drainage purposes, and typically has no more than a trickle of water.
Low rainfall across the Murray-Darling Basin (MDB) of Australia resulted in an unprecedented water level decline in the Lower Lakes Lakess Alexandrina and Albert) at the downstream end of the river system.
In the autumn, the fishes descend to the downstream reach of the river where they can spawn ((H_{2})).
Significant loading of Ca2+ ions in PRM could be attributed to the dilution of lime shell deposits prevailing in the downstream locations of the river basin.
