The phrase "gutter water" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to water that collects in the gutter of a building or on the side of a road, typically containing debris and pollutants. Example: "After a heavy rain, the streets were filled with murky gutter water, making it difficult to walk without getting your shoes dirty."
The results showed that the observed gutter water levels may or may not be considered adequate and safe, depending on the individual guideline applied.
To illustrate inspiration, which is better a glamorous gown inspired by gutter water or a tweed pencil skirt and poofy silk top inspired by a potted orchid?
They had noticed that the gutter water in Paris not only had the characteristic green and brown shades reminiscent of microbial matts, but they had also observed bubbles in the water — not the kind you get from detergent runoff, but the tiny spheres of pure oxygen that are formed during photosynthesis.
The hottest hot pink danced along on the sludgy gutter water, there in the middle of all that beige.
All of a sudden a blustery breeze carried a few tissue paper petals from an out-of-sight bougainvillea vine to the gutter water that was running beside my car.
Think of walking to a street corner in a brand-new suit or dress, and then a car driving past and splashing mud and gutter water all over you.
Roman engineers developed architectural uses for roof coverings, masonry, gutters, water pipes, and cisterns that were continued for centuries.
Slung underneath them run plastic gutters – water drains down pipes, through a biofilter, and into 1,100-litre 1,100-litre
For example, he said, how does one answer the question about whether there are any problems with the basement if as a result of an owner's one-time failure to clean out the gutters, water once pooled against the foundation and seeped into the basement?
There are improper disposals of SEO during manual oil changing operation which is not recycled but spilled and dumped by automobile and generator mechanics into runoff, gutters, water drains and open vacant plots, and farmlands used as automobile workshops[3, 4, 5], thereby polluting both soil and water.
The red arrows indicate a gutter of water.
