The phrase "surplus of water" is correct in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, consider the following sentence: "The heavy rainfall over the past two weeks has resulted in a surplus of water in the nearby lake."
Soon there will be a surplus of water in Israel, thanks to seawater desalination, and we will be able to make up the Palestinians' shortage of potable water.
Because precipitation in tropical rainforest regions exceeds evapotranspiration at almost all times, a nearly permanent surplus of water exists in the soil and moves downward through the soil into streams and rivers in valley floors.
The state-owned Round Valley, which can hold 55 billion gallons, is now more than 90percentt full and, for the moment, has a surplus of water for the million people it helps supply in central New Jersey.
The simplest hoppin' John is made by boiling dried black-eyed peas in a surplus of water until nearly done, and then adding a roughly equal amount of rice to the pot and cooking the mixture until rice and beans are both perfectly tender.
She asserts there is a surplus of water in the stream, as evidenced by the fact that during the recent drought or dry cycle the Kendrick Project in Wyoming and the Tri-County Project in Nebraska have been constructed, indicating that the sponsors considered that the available water supply was not entirely used by existing projects.
By identification, 12 sources and 6 sinks demonstrate a surplus of water in this process.
A sensitivity analysis of a water budget for a representative peatland within this watershed showed that a substantial surplus of pore water may remain available for subsequent discharge during a dry period after accounting for water losses to evapotranspiration.
Perhaps more importantly, Mr Pisa points out, when Brazil exports food it is also exporting water, and Brazil is fortunate enough to have a surplus of fresh water per head of population.But before Brazil's agriculture can reach its full potential, there are a few problems to overcome.
If there were a surplus of unappropriated water, different con iderations would be applicable.
From then, the village orchards and crops were well-irrigated and the people satisfied with a surplus of drinking water from the spring.
A higher substrate concentration is required to avoid excess amounts of water, since a surplus of process water has a negative effect on both the environmental and economic aspects of the process [ 7].
