The phrase "procuring water" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It means to obtain or acquire water. Example: After a long hike, we were exhausted and in dire need of procuring water from the nearby stream.
They also saved time that had been spent in fetching water and money spent on procuring water.
During the 'Water Loss' stage, collecting bottled water from distribution sites was the most favoured means of procuring water (84.9%, N = 159), compared to bowser water (57.9%).
UNICEF is also procuring water purification tablets, bleaching powder, spare parts for well repairs, jerry cans for safe water collection and I.V. fluid, among other supplies.
To determine the role of courier water storage practices on water quality between procurement at the source and delivery to the household, couriers were also asked to identify the source that they used for procuring water for sample collection and their water collection and storage practices were recorded.
Worldwide, for example, girls and women predominantly bear responsibility for procuring water for their households, and in many developing countries, that task can be so time-consuming that it precludes a girl's full participation in school, or takes her so far from home that she is left vulnerable to sexual assault.
Like David Bowie's humanoid alien in "The Man Who Fell to Earth," who came here to procure water for his own planet, Slimane spends a lot of his time in this or that town, quietly observing its citizens and ways, in order to extract its visual resources.
If India made a barrage at Fulertal (through which it would be able to manage water according to its needs), and procure water from the Barak River, the Surma and the Kushiara would become virtually dry (Al-Mahmood 2009; Jahangir 2009).
She then cruised to Java to procure water, where she arrived on 27 September.
Water storage would have been a concern for the garrison of the castle, but how they procured water is uncertain.
Fouchi at S&WB said the Carrollton plant was shut down for several days after Katrina, but it was several months before normal operations resumed because it hard to procure water-treatment chemicals.
(ii) District CHMTs – CHMTs should allocate funds in the annual health budgets for procuring bottled water.
