"storage water" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to water that is being stored for later use. Example: The city's storage water plays a vital role in ensuring a consistent water supply for its residents throughout the year.
The project is expected to operate chiefly on storage water.
We do not reach the question whether the presence of the storage water contracts would preclude an apportionment of storage water.
Eighty-two per cent of that Nebraska acreage has storage water rights under Warren Act contracts; 7 per cent of that Wyoming acreage has storage water rights.
The volume of storage water modified the kinetics.
In State of Wyoming v. Colorado, supra, the Court did not apportion storage water.
Moreover, the storage water has affected the water tables through saturation of the subsoil.
It appears that under that system of administration of storage water no State and no water users within a State are entitled to the use of storage facilities or storage water unless they contract for the use.
If storage water is not segregated, storage water contractors in times of shortage of the total supply will be deprived of the use of a part of the storage supply for which they pay.
She argues that the Court has the power to allocate storage water though its disposition is controlled by contracts between the United States and irrigation districts; and that an apportionment which excludes storage water is unfair.
Concededly the various storage water contracts, including Warren Act contracts, preclude joint operation of Seminoe and Pathfinder.
We cannot assume that an apportionment of storage water is necessary to prevent a recurrence of those practices.
