'effluent discharge' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the release of wastewater and other liquid wastes. For example, "Industrial effluent discharge has been linked to water pollution in many river systems."
The land cost is higher, since more parking is needed, and there are higher effluent discharge requirements in order to protect the groundwater drinking supply.
Higher values from March through October point to effluent discharge from shrimp farms.
TSE samples were collected from land at the effluent discharge point from SA in August 2013.
Variable parameters examined were column bed depth, effluent discharge rate and input As III) concentration.
The content of iron and remaining cations is generally not contemplated by the laws regulating effluent discharge.
This model has been extensively validated against plant and experimental data and used to support the UK effluent discharge strategy.
These preliminary measurements are consistent with diver-recovered finds in a north-easterly direction from the Dounreay effluent discharge point.
The demo plant satisfactorily met the local effluent discharge limits during both the summer and winter periods.
Relevant considerations related to the temporal and spatial scales of effluent discharge and ecological effects are discussed.
Nanoparticles enter into the soil from leaching of nano-enabled products for environmental remediation, land applications of contaminated biosolids or waste water effluent discharge [43, 44].
In India, it is found that one-third of total water pollution comes in the form of industrial effluent discharge, solid wastes and other hazardous wastes.
