"extract moisture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You may use it to describe the action of taking water out of something, such as a plant. For example, "The roots of the plant acted as a sponge, extracting moisture from the soil."
The iron has specially vented plates to extract moisture from the hair, steam it flat and seal the hair cuticle.
Here are the famous licking stones, so-called because thirsty prisoners tried to extract moisture from them.
They extract moisture from the air, which can dry out the protective mucus that lines the nostrils, allowing viruses a better chance to become established in the nose.
Each sample was analyzed for the following parameters: pH (1 10 w/v waste: water extract), moisture content and total organic carbon (TOC) (Kalamdhad et al. 2009).
Water loss can further be reduced through behavior arthropods at risk of desiccation will often live in humid and moist environments to the extent that some extract moisture from the substrate (Crawford and Cloudsley-Thompson 1971).
Using Plackett Burman design, yeast extract, moisture content of the substrate, KH2PO4 and Na2HPO4 were identified as significant variables which highly influenced citric acid production and these variables were subsequently optimized using a central composite design (CCD).
At last, some good news about wind turbines: French inventor Marc Parent has developed one that extracts moisture out of the air and could help supply the 20% of the world population without access to clean water.
This study suggests how tree roots are both increasing infiltration below their canopy while also extracting moisture at depths of upwards of 12 m.
The next process was to measure the amount of moisture by extracting moisture from the tongue surface and measuring the weight of water gain.
To select a material that extracts moisture from the tongue surface effectively, we compared filter paper, gauze, kitchen paper, and tissue paper.
Fig. 3 Three dimensional response plot showing interaction between (a) temperature and moisture (b) temperature and starch (c) temperature and yeast extract (d) moisture and yeast extract (e) moisture and yeast extract, and (f) starch and yeast extract.
