"waterborne activities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities that take place on/in the water, such as sailing, fishing, and swimming. Example sentence: The summer camp offers a variety of waterborne activities to keep kids entertained.
In this chapter, the term wastewater includes liquids and waterborne solids from domestic or commercial uses as well as other waters that have been used in man's activities, whose quality has been degraded, and which are discharged to a sewage system.
And "obviously," he told me, "you're not at a point where you can determine, 'Will it reduce waterborne disease, or will it not reduce waterborne disease?'".
Linear and star-like waterborne UV/moisture curable monomers with surface activity were synthesized by introducing different amounts of trimethoxysilane and methacrylate units into the monomer chains.
Our results indicate that waterborne estrogenic chemicals can modulate brain activity in aquatic vertebrates.
The disinfection activity of the units for waterborne pathogens was also investigated.
On the other hand, disinfection activity of the unit for waterborne pathogens was strongly affected by the kind of the waterborne pathogens.
People can be exposed to waterborne pathogens recreationally by swimming, beachgoing, boating, and other activities.
Pretreatment of fish with antioxidants protects hair cells from the effects of waterborne copper [ 12], and thus this type of activity could also be uncovered in a small-molecule screen using the ChIn assay.
Environmental disturbances associated with construction activities near health institutions pose additional airborne and waterborne disease threats for those patients who are at risk for healthcare-associated fungal infections [ 2].
The pressures currently increasing in the Baltic Sea include intensified shipping activities and increased inputs of some pollutants (e.g., waterborne input of mercury).
