The phrase "usable water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in any sentence where you want to describe water that is suitable for a particular purpose or can be used in a specific way. Example: The city has invested in advanced filtration systems to make the river's polluted water useable for drinking.
Doing so will ensure that sustainable access to adequate quantities of safe and useable water will serve as a foundation for water security.
Meanwhile, in West Virginia, there are 300,000 people without useable water, and an unknown number who may fall ill because the warning to avoid the tainted supply came seven hours after the leak was discovered – and perhaps weeks after it happened.
Dam levels are at 17,2% useable water.
Former MSU Ph.D. student Jim Wallace (l) and faculty member Steve Safferman are part of a team that has developed technology designed to turn manure into useable water.
They (along with other big industries) deploy mega-quantities of otherwise-useable water to cool their workings.
But she did remember to stuff in her backpack a couple journals and books (Emma Goldman, George Orwell, Noam Chomsky, Nietzsche), a re-useable water bottle, extra clothes and a couple blankets.
These include a packed lunch, a light foldaway rain jacket in case of rain, a re-useable water bottle with water already in it, sunscreen, chapstick sunglasses, a spare cardigan, a sun hat and bug spray.
So what if we were conscious consumers and used a re-useable bottle for water that we could wash and continue to use to not create waste?
The winners created units that remove pathogens and extract useable materials like clean water and biofuel, or generate electricity or hydrogen.
But depths on the order of tens to hundreds of meters or even kilometers will be necessary for appropriate chemical and biological sampling or to reach postulated useable volumes of liquid water on Mars.
Any seeds that are still floating on top of the water are not useable.
