"recover resources" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to regain or retrieve resources that were previously lost or unavailable. Example: The government has implemented several programs to help rural communities recover resources lost during the recent drought.
It's important to establish the Inquisition as a force in the world – it means you can send out agents to recover resources and win over territory, via an interface called the War Table.
The santising WC The futuristic loo developed by the team at the University of Toronto in Canada, which took the third prize of £25,600, sanitises faeces and urine and is also designed to recover resources and clean, reusable water.
Landfill mining - an alternative to landfill closure - is designed to recover resources.
Finally, another critical step is waste(water) treatment with the possibility to recover resources.
Figure 10 shows the SPARQL query executed in the Open University service to recover resources of Book type on "Project Management" theme.
Waste containers are sealed and transported to centralized facilities for cleaning, and the waste is either treated and discharged, or processed to recover resources like energy, nutrients or water.
Fig. 7 SPARQL for recovering resources in DBpedia.
Recovering resources, especially energy and nutrients, from source-separated urine, is attracting increasing interest.
The recovered resources can bring other related data that can be useful to the user.
Eliminating water from sanitation and recovering resources from waste holds the potential to radically reorder relationships between bodies, urban spaces and nature.
However, available indicators used to measure the performance of water technologies have several limitations: they do not comprehensively assess the quantity and quality of water use; they are not able to measure the benefits of locally recovered resources; and they are not simple to apply in a life-cycle perspective.
