"hot spring water" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context where it makes sense: for instance, you might write "The natural hot spring water in the area is renowned for its healing properties."
Qin et al. reported that pathogenic Legionella strains of different species, serogroups, and genotypes were isolated from the same hot spring water samples (10 ).
The geothermal gradients in the Joban-Hamadori areas are 24°C km-1 to 33°C km-1 (Tanaka et al.2004), but the temperature of the hot spring water is higher than the geothermal gradient in about half of the hot springs where we sampled groundwater (Figure 3).
In hot spring water, there are about 80 vital nutrients and it has been investigated that about 7000 enzymatic processes are involved during metabolism in human body that requires both minerals and trace elements.
The temperature of the hot spring water we sampled in Joban is high, with a maximum of 78°C at a depth of 1,100 m, probably because the areas are tectonically active (there are no nearby active volcanoes).
Pushkin's personal bathroom had a huge stone pool brimming with hot spring water.
Isotope values of the hot spring water were slightly lower than other samples.
The geochemistry of hot spring waters is controlled by interaction between subsurface and surface geologic processes22.
The scene-stealer is the 17th-floor onsen baths whose hot spring waters flow from 1,500m beneath the hotel.
The city came into being because of its life-enhancing, hot spring waters: it was founded neither as a military garrison nor as a trading post, but as a spa.
Figure 4 Variation diagrams for chlorine versus major elements and δD for Arima hot spring waters.
Moreover, abnormal blowouts occurred on steam wells (facilities supplying hot spring waters) in Owakudani after May 3 (Mannen et al. 2015a).
