The phrase "water transmitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the transfer or movement of water, such as in engineering, environmental science, or plumbing.
Example: "The new pipeline is designed for water transmitting efficiently across long distances."
Alternatives: "water conveyance" or "water transfer."
Occasional outbreaks of water transmitted disease, the identification of chlorine as a source of potentially harmful disinfection by-products, and the emergence of recalcitrant pathogens has led to heightened regulation for the removal of microbial pathogens and disinfection by-products from drinking water.
Detailed hydrologic monitoring during the melt event indicated that a saturation threshold existed, beyond which, tile effluent tracer concentrations no longer rose in conjunction with discharge but instead dropped as the tile was inundated with dilute event water transmitted through the primarily vertical macropore network within the overlying soil.
To develop environmentally friendly hydraulic systems that utilize environmentally compatible fluids such as tap water as transmitting media, the high friction between rotating parts must be reduced.
We observe the very thing that is fire at one time becoming air, and subsequently becoming water, etc., "transmitting their becoming to one another in a cycle, so it seems" (49c6 7).
The amount of water vapour transmitting through 100 cm2 area of fabric during a 24 h period can be determined with this instrument.
The bottom slab of the deep box is a reinforced concrete counter-vault with continuous shear keys that resist the water pressure transmitting the axial compressive forces to the rock (arch mechanism).
One of the characteristics that drew scientists to the site was how slowly water was transmitted through the solid portions of the rock.
The manner in which infiltrating water is transmitted through the system controls system response to recharge.
The condition of the infrastructure and the environment through which they transit are, therefore, key contributors to the state and quality of the water they transmit.
Where W is the weight of water vapors transmitted, L is the thickness of patch and S is the surface area exposed in square centimeter.
