The phrase "a range of atmospheres" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different environments, moods, or settings in various contexts, such as literature, art, or science.
Example: "The novel creates a range of atmospheres, from tense and suspenseful to light-hearted and humorous."
Alternatives: "a variety of environments" or "a spectrum of moods".
Despite an impressive ability to create and manage a range of atmospheres - the noir thriller, establishing itself in subterranean oyster bars and echoing apartments; the father-and-son drama, patiently unfolding in diners and on campsites; even the comic possibilities presented by a grief management workshop - Paling never quite succeeds in pulling all the elements of his novel together.
These varied models can accommodate a range of atmospheres, and the exoplanets will have very different surface temperatures depending on all of this.
Now, a team of astronomers using the Hubble and Spitzer space telescopes have gathered enough data to compare 10 large exoplanets, finding a range of atmosphere types, and to propose a solution to an early mystery of exoplanet atmospheres: why some don't seem to have enough water.
We present representative transit spectra for a range of classes of atmosphere models for GJ 1214b.
Such sources encounter a wide range of atmosphere properties.
Results over a wide range of H concentrations sufficient to generate a range of sizes in the Cottrell atmospheres show that the Cottrell atmospheres follow the moving dislocations, leading to a resistance to dislocation motion that is consistent with solute drag theory; thus, H reduces the dislocation mobility.
Water, for example, behaves this way over a range of less than one atmosphere.
The findings of the survey offer insights into how planets are created and the wide range of atmospheres they can have.
The present study permits exploration of heterogeneity in the effect of PM10 on mortality across the broad range of atmospheres included in the APHENA cities.
Inorganic and organic volatile compounds may occur in soil atmospheres in a range of concentrations, and their participation in soil fungistasis has been demonstrated [ 22].
There's also a range of music that evokes a vaudevillian atmosphere without going overboard (Chopin, Miri Ben-Ari, Mozart and Charlie Chaplin, among them).
