"hydrological condition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The drought caused a deterioration in the local hydrological condition."
Its ecosystem and hydrological condition have been evolving toward the "lacustrine/reservoir" autotrophic type prevailing with plankton.
While ombrotrophic to mesotrophic paleoenvironments show usually low (<1) GWI values; rheotrophic hydrological condition is characterized by >1 GWI values.
Ombrotrophic to mesotrophic paleoenvironments have low GWI values (<1) whereas values more than 1 prevail in the rheotrophic hydrological condition.
The study also develops a suitable hydrological condition and the calculation method of detention volume for various models.
Drought severity not only depends on weather anomaly, but is also related to terrestrial hydrological condition to a large extent.
Rheotrophic hydrological condition is characterized by relatively more high GWI values (>1) while ombrotrophic to mesotrophic paleoenvironments are characterized by low GWI values (<1).
In California, for instance, US food giant General Mills is working with various environmental charities to map hydrological conditions in the Los Angeles River and San Joaquin River watersheds.
"Given current sensitive hydrological conditions, there is a risk of further surface water flooding in Wales, and both river and surface-water flooding in Cornwall, Devon and Somerset".
(b) The relationship between spreading patterns and hydrological conditions.
Mires form in rheotrophic to ombrotrophic hydrological conditions.
Mires generally form in successive variations between ombrotrophic and rheotrophic hydrological conditions.
