"environmental soundness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in discussions about sustainability and the impact of human activities on the environment. Example: "The government's new policy focuses on promoting economic growth while maintaining environmental soundness through strict regulations and incentives for green initiatives."
The company's new 1.8-inch HDDs also reflect a commitment to enhancing the environmental soundness of its products by discontinuing use of certain environmentally harmful chemical substances across all components incorporated in the drive and reducing carbon dioxide emissions during HDD operation.
Aside from questions of fairness, some scientists have criticized the diversion plan's environmental soundness.
Greenpeace on Monday for the first time issued a national guide for American consumers that rates toilet tissue brands on their environmental soundness.
The companies should then go through the detailed permit-application process to determine the need, feasibility and environmental soundness of both the proposed technology and site.
Nan Jenks-Jay, the college's director of environmental affairs, says the effort fits in with Middlebury's commitment to environmental soundness, laid out in construction guidelines drawn up in 1999.
McAleer's arrival marked the only time Ono took advantage of a large V12 Mercedes-Benz which an aide drove behind the coach for the entire trip, and which might raise some questions over the environmental soundness of the exercise.
With the advantages of a simple operation, environmental-soundness, and avoidance of secondary pollution, this technology is of great significance in the recycling of waste PCBs.
1. Architecture and engineering: What types of buildings are appropriate for Nepal in terms of cost-effectiveness, earthquake resistance, environmental and ecological soundness, and also preservation of culture, history and aesthetics?
In October 2012, environmental groups litigated the ecological soundness of lethal wolverine trapping in Montana and prevailed.
Horses must remain sound of limb to ensure lung soundness, and they must remain sound of lung to achieve and maintain limb soundness.
Environmental groups and others remain concerned about the soundness and the handling of Shell's retrofitted vessels; only on Saturday, the drilling ship Discovery lost its moorings and drifted alarmingly close to shore in Dutch Harbor, Alaska, before it was reanchored.
