"inflow of water" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the influx of a stream of water, either naturally through rain or a river, or artificially like a pump. For example: "The inflow of water from the nearby river caused the lake to swell above its usual capacity."
The Zala River provides the largest inflow of water.
"The inflow of water from the Red Sea will slow the drying up of the Dead Sea," said the Israeli government.
However, the southern portion both the eastern and western lobes but most notably the eastern continued to shrink, despite some inflow of water from the north.
Inflow of water and associated landsliding cut a deep, 2.0 2.5 km3, submarine channel, thus filling the caldera in less than a couple of days.
Therefore, a decrease of QPS corresponds to an inflow of water while an increase of phase shift indicates an exit of water33,70.
Lakes survive where the inflow of water exceeds the loss from evaporation and outflow, but many eventually will disappear through alluvial accumulation.
Readings taken from the river showed that the toxicity of the water was steadily declining as inflows of water and the progression of the spill diluted the toxicity.
Horizontal pressure gradients will be important in lakes where there are significant inflows of water with markedly different density from ambient lake density or where significant differential surface heating occurs.
During steady-state inflows of water and glucose, a reasonably constant ratio between water and solute flow is maintained; however this does not constitute a stoichiometric relationship.
Further, it has increased and decreased TDS during summer, and post-monsoon and monsoon months due to the decreased inflow and increased inflow (dilution) of water in the respective seasons.
The Baltic Sea, one of the largest brackish water bodies in the world, is vulnerable to hypoxia (dissolved oxygen < 2 mg/L) because of the limited bottom-water inflow of oxygenated waters from the adjacent Kattegat.
