The word 'tidal' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used as an adjective to describe something related to the tide or affected by the tide. It can also be used as a noun to refer to the rising and falling of the ocean's surface caused by the gravitational pull of the moon. Example: "The tidal movement of the ocean affects the fishing industry, as it determines the best times for fishermen to go out to sea.", or "The hotel's location offers beautiful views of the tidal waves crashing against the shore."
In potentially the most significant announcement, Ed Davey, the energy secretary, said he expected to start talks next month with Tidal Lagoon Power, the company that is aiming to build the world's first tidal lagoon power plant in Swansea Bay, to see if the project is affordable and value for money for consumers.
Just a few hours later, EDL leader Stephen Lennon told the crowd they were part of a "tidal wave of patriotism" that was sweeping the UK.
We'd also invest in renewable energy, including wind, tidal, wave and solar.
His plan was to create Lindsey Stone Tumblrs and LinkedIn pages and WordPress blogs and Instagram accounts and YouTube accounts to overwhelm that terrible photograph, wash it away in a tidal wave of positivity, away to a place on Google where normal people don't look – a place like page two of the search results.
Related: Texas flash floods cause death and destruction - in pictures "It's devastating to see what I saw on the Blanco river when this tidal wave of water just swept away neighborhoods," Abbott said, referring to a disaster area in central Texas.
The UK had a fighting chance of becoming the world's major exporter of tidal and wave power equipment but, as with wind power two decades ago, we will lose out to countries with poorer natural resources but greater willingness to invest in hugely expensive R&D.
The CCC has pointed out that the wave and tidal power industries could be a major source of jobs and income for Britain, but the country needs to invest several hundred millions a year over the next decades for this success to be achieved.
The English riots were described as a tidal wave of copycat disorder that swept across towns and cities with uncanny repetition.
The UK has a great indigenous tidal resource, the second biggest in the world, and we have the potential to become world leaders," he said.
We believe tidal lagoons have really significant potential in the UK, and could start contributing to UK energy needs as early as the end of the decade.
Also nearby are the famous Dalebrook tidal swimming pool and St James with its jauntily painted beach huts.
