"proper waste disposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the appropriate and responsible way of disposing of waste materials. Example: "It is important for everyone to practice proper waste disposal to reduce the impact of pollution on the environment."
As detailed in a 2017 article in The Conversation, Indonesia's plastic problem largely stems from a lack of comprehensive national laws on how plastics are produced and disposed of, as well as a general lack of knowledge about proper waste disposal techniques among its 264 million citizens.
The study outlines problems like contaminated water supplies, land degradation and lack of proper waste disposal.
Many schools do not have access to proper waste disposal systems.
It offers proper waste disposal in place of contamination, and clean drinking water where access is lacking.
Wrangling between the company and state and federal officials over permits and proper waste disposal of animal carcasses continued until last August, when New Mexico officials fined Valley Meat $86,400, the maximum penalty it can impose.
The company has added training on proper waste disposal for its store employees and created a compliance office consisting of former officials with the Environmental Protection Agency, among other people.
If they have seeds or disease, dispose of them using proper green waste disposal methods, such as council (local government) collection or drop-off or tip disposal.
Although proper organic waste disposal is important everywhere, the issue is particularly acute on Oahu since the majority of its food is imported and most food waste is burned rather than composted.
They also educate the community on personal hygiene, latrine construction and utilization, and proper animal waste disposal.
The hygiene promoters are young men and women from within the local communities, trained to educate their neighbours about the health and economic benefits of proper sanitation, waste disposal and good hygiene.
In developing countries especially sub Saharan Africa, the pressure of increased population has led to increasing new concerns for a proper and affordable waste disposal treatment in health care facilities.
