"water field" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a field or area of land that is used for the purpose of collecting or storing water. Example: The farmers have set up a series of ponds and canals to create a water field, which will provide a reliable source of irrigation for their crops during the dry season.
2.35pm BST Incidentally, I'm having Pete Waterfield as an example of nominative determinism (what is a swimming pool but a water field, after all).
Geothermal power, while considered clean energy, is not always perfectly renewable because a hot water field can be tapped more quickly than it can be renewed.
Samples from hot springs fall in the end member type of water (field 3).
The analysis using geothermometers showed that the groundwater samples were located in the immature water field near the boundary of the partially equilibrated waters.
Moreover, the results obtained in the Na K Mg ternary diagram show that the cationic geothermometers were not useful because the samples were located in the immature water field near the boundary of the partially equilibrated waters.
In this study, biochar samples treated with and without ozone were analyzed by means of pH and CEC assays, water field capacity measurement, elemental analysis, methylene blue adsorption, and Raman spectroscopy.
Landscape paintings may capture mountains, valleys, bodies of water, fields, forests, and coasts and may or may not include man-made structures as well as people.
Thus many coastal areas have been converted to saline water fields over the last two decades.
The increase in production was due to the extension of the existing fields and recent production from deep water fields.
The PIP system has become the standard pipeline design for subsea field developments, especially for deep water fields.
Rice cultivation relies on cropping systems based on different water regimes, from irrigated systems to rainfed lowland and upland rice fields to deep water fields.
