'remediation measures' is a correct phrase in written English.
You would use this phrase to refer to any steps taken to repair, restore, or improve a situation that has gotten worse. For example: "The company implemented a series of remediation measures to rectify the environmental damage caused by overfishing."
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first field application of remediation measures deployed to remedy leakage from a natural CO2 reservoir – a natural analogue for an engineered geological storage site.
Those fixtures were taken off line, and the district "implemented remediation measures," according to its website.
Clean processes, or remediation measures, are designed to address environmental pollution.
"The department is also exploring possible short- and long-term remediation measures to significantly reduce the amount of gully erosion," he said.
Subsurface heterogeneity at sites contaminated with nonaqueous phase liquids (NAPLs) reduces the effectiveness of traditional remediation measures.
However, their theoretical description is still elusive, introducing uncertainty in design and hindering development of remediation measures.
Water enhancement schemes can be effective remediation measures and deserve further attention in the management of urban wetlands.
Continued research, involving collaborative partnerships among researchers, health care providers, and community members, is needed to determine the impact of environmental contamination on community members' health and to develop necessary remediation, preventative measures, and protective policy interventions.
Investing in vulnerability remediation and reduction measures based on the results of disaster risk assessments is essential to enhance the economic, social, and cultural resilience of persons, communities, institutions and their assets, and the environment.
In this study, a standardized HF183/BacR287 qPCR method was combined with a water sampling strategy and a novel Bayesian weighted average approach to establish a human fecal contamination score (HFS) that can be used to prioritize sampling sites for remediation based on measured human waste levels.
There would be a further improvement in cost effectiveness if the proportion of households carrying out remediation when the measured radon exceeded the action level (to date around 20%266) could be increased (fig 3).
