The phrase "aerial quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the characteristics or attributes of something that is related to the air or atmosphere, often in contexts like art, photography, or environmental studies.
Example: "The aerial quality of the landscape photograph captured the vastness of the sky and the intricate details of the terrain below."
Alternatives: "atmospheric quality" or "airborne quality".
Good quality aerial photographs have been available for most of South Africa since the 1940's, and could be used to determine safe sites for forest rehabilitation.
If the public is banned from a venue, or refused access to private land, or if a property is under siege from journalists, how long before a drone is used for high-quality aerial video?
To meet the need for accurate information about elephant populations, Dr Mike Chase, the founder of Elephants Without Borders and a Tlhokomela trustee, together with Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen established The Great Elephant Census, a high-quality aerial survey of African savannah elephants.
We need to disconnect the aerial and buy some quality DVDs for the kids.
The world's bestselling drone-maker has unveiled a new camera-equipped model that can shoot aerial videos in 4K quality.
An aerofoil has great influences on the aerodynamic quality of aerial vehicles and efficiency of flight can be greatly improved by adopting the optimum aerofoil under different flying conditions.
These habitats are generally distinct enough not to be confused with each other by amateurs and can also be distinguished in aerial photographs, so that quality control checks could be performed at sample locations using Google Earth.
Bournonville choreography is famous for its ballon, the quality of quick aerial takeoff that can be so affecting.
There is a sensual, erotic quality to the aerial scenes; his budding love for his fiancée, Naoko, is symbolised by the soaring flight of paper aeroplanes.
For this analysis the quality of 1937 aerial photograph (Figure 1) was suitable for visual inspection but insufficient for quantitative image segmentation analysis.
