The phrase "actions of air" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing phenomena related to air, such as wind, pressure changes, or atmospheric effects.
Example: "The actions of air can significantly influence weather patterns and climate conditions."
Alternatives: "movements of air" or "effects of air".
When the fish is killed and exposed to the action of air, its own enzymes and bacteria, Dr. Hotchkiss explained, that causes the trimethylamine oxide to undergo a chemical process called carboxylation.
Samples were kept inside the laboratory for three years to age by action of air only.
By the action of air flow, heavier particles fall onto the deck surface and come in contact with deck surface whereas lighter particles migrate to the upper layer.
It appears to be influenced by the combined action of air and recirculated liquid flowrates in the range 0.72 1.03Nm3h−1 and 0.30 0.58m3h−1, respectively, for air and liquid.
In vitro models are promising approaches to investigate the adverse effects and the mode of action of air pollutants on the respiratory tract.
The results showed that the quantities of waste oil repel out from soil due to action of air flushing only is 27 wt%, and the consuming time during such process is 2,700 s.
The absence of nanocrystalline Si particles in the 1000 °C annealed SiO x films may be explained if one assumes that oxidative action of air leads to structural transformations of silicon nanocrystals: the process of oxidation reduces the size of nc-Si inclusions and those of them with the size smaller than the critical value of ~2 nm [35] became amorphous.
Orographic precipitation is precipitation created through the lifting action of air moving over terrain such as mountains and hills, which is most common behind cold fronts that move into mountainous areas.
Thus, a new concept for the action of air pollutants is proposed.
By comparison, the physical action of air ions on bacterial dissemination and deposition has largely been ignored.
