The phrase "a combination of atmospheric" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mixture or blend of atmospheric elements or conditions, often in contexts related to weather, mood, or environmental settings.
Example: "The film's success can be attributed to a combination of atmospheric lighting and haunting music that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a blend of atmospheric" or "a mixture of atmospheric".
Meteorologists often use a type of data assimilation called the ensemble Kalman filter method to forecast weather based on a combination of atmospheric measurements and physics models of how the atmosphere works.
Using a combination of atmospheric measurements and complex modelling technology, Bristol researchers routinely verify the UK's estimated greenhouse gas emissions.
Some terrestrial radio links can operate by a combination of atmospheric wave propagation, surface wave propagation, ground reflection, and ionospheric reflection.
A combination of atmospheric conditions, geography and the start of the winter heating season regularly traps urban air pollution from October to February across a great swath of Asia.
In order to better constrain the atmospheric budget of carbon tetrachloride, several studies based on a combination of atmospheric observations and inverse modelling have been conducted in recent years in various regions of the world.
Our results showed that a combination of atmospheric and surface soil drought controlled EL, whereas gS was mainly driven by atmospheric drought.
A combination of unique atmospheric factors makes America's midsection especially susceptible to summertime ozone loss, putting millions of Midwesterners at a higher risk to contract skin cancer.
Add to that mix the stunning bass work of Eski, along with lush, exquisite vocals from Ana Maria Botero, Michael Scott, Mari Mack, and the Eskimo Dobbs Choir, and the musical statement of the album becomes a combination of dreamy, atmospheric, and still, in some cases, a bit raucous.
Again, it is not the most intense bats that may be detected furthest away, but C. brevirostris, where a combination of low atmospheric attenuation and lower hearing threshold for the prey resulted in estimated detection ranges of above 50 m.
Now, thanks to an expanding combination of atmospheric and land-based measuring techniques, scientists can quantify more precisely the sources and sinks of CO2.
Radio waves are propagated by a combination of three mechanisms: atmospheric wave propagation, surface wave propagation, and reflected wave propagation.
