The phrase 'sorting of waste' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe the process of categorizing and separating waste into different receptacles or containers. For example: "The local municipality has implemented a strict policy on the sorting of waste to help promote an environmentally friendly culture in the community."
For a minority, increased home sorting of waste would, however, impose a loss of utility.
In material recovery facilities (MRFs) the sorting of waste is typically carried out predominantly manually.
Sorting of waste wood is an important process practiced at recycling facilities in order to detect and divert contaminants from recycled wood products.
The hope is that focusing on each of these design moments will make for more efficient handling and sorting of waste, from the time residents throw out their trash to when the city picks it up.
Unfortunately, the time and associated costs often prohibit the manual sorting of waste within the OR; however, this presents an opportunity for improved waste management models and systems.
Eliminating the sort of waste and fraud that have been documented would be a start.
In rich countries they are often inconsistent: too strict about some sorts of waste and worryingly lax about others.
China's economic growth has seen increases in all sorts of waste, as consumers buy, and throw away, much more than ever before.
Even permanent pourakarmikas are only given thin gloves to wear, but Shobha must handle all sorts of waste — wet, dry, and hazardous — with her bare hands.
Grains are infested by vermin, fruit and vegetables get bruised, meats are attacked by flies and maggots, eggs break and milk goes sour.In rich countries, packaging and handling has vastly reduced this sort of waste.
But the German civil service has a stronger hand in writing legislation — a role that limits the sort of waste and short-term thinking that Congress injects into American law.
