The word "pipeline" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as a noun to refer to a system of linked pipes for transporting gas or oil, or it can be used as a verb to refer to the act of transporting something through a pipeline. Example sentence: The construction of the new pipeline will allow for more efficient transportation of oil and gas.
A pricing dispute prompted the country to reorient its exports towards China, aided by the opening of a pipeline connecting the two countries in 2009.
Turkmenistan has expressed interest in exporting to the EU via a trans-Caspian pipeline and to India and Pakistan across Afghanistan, but the plans are yet to get off the drawing board.
"There are in the pipeline [several] cities around the nation.
A British judge will rule on whether BP breached agreements with the farmers and was negligent in causing environmental damage when building the pipeline.
BP says it is vigorously defending the case, arguing that it took significant steps to compensate farmers for laying the pipeline on their land and to ensure that no harm was caused.
The move – elaborated on in a telephone call between Tsipras and president Vladimir Putin – could see Moscow pouring as much as €2bn into the construction of a pipeline that would transfer natural gas to Europe from Greece's border with Turkey.
San Angelo, a city of 100,000, dug a pipeline to an underground water source more than 60 miles away, and sunk half a dozen new wells.
The most recent regeneration project has been in the pipeline a long time: the transformation of post-war shopping area The Moor, a dishevelled, long-neglected high street.
A subsequent letter from the Peruvian government "recognised the situation of the peoples living in isolation and/or initial contact" and promised, for the first time, that five new reserves for indigenous communities were "in the pipeline".
His continued organising and activism on the ground, such as a protest at the Keystone XL pipeline at the White House in November, has kept issues such as fossil fuel subsidies and links between those fuels and extreme weather on the agenda.
He touched on his past opposition to free-trade agreements, his support for heavier regulation of Wall Street and the nation's banking industry, and his vote against the Keystone XL oil pipeline as a preview of his campaign.
