The phrase "aerial release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, environmental science, or any situation involving the release of substances or objects from the air.
Example: "The researchers conducted an aerial release of the drones to monitor wildlife in the remote area."
Alternatives: "airborne release" or "atmospheric release".
"And at the aerial release sites, there was 10 times that amount".
The campaign almost, progressing slowly but effectively, completely eradicated the boll weevil from cotton-producing states, primarily through aerial release of the insecticide malathion.
Kassotis and five other University of Missouri researchers collected samples of surface water from six sites throughout the state, including four sites where wastewater was the source of contamination and two where aerial release of endocrine-disrupting chemicals was the source.
For the first year aerial release operation, terbuthylazine alone was used in the Pseudotsuga menziesii trial but a mixture of terbuthylazine and hexazinone was used in the Pinus radiata trial.
In previous studies, allelochemicals, demonstrated under laboratory conditions to reduce vigour and growth of recipient plants, were discounted as having meaningful impact in situ due to the assumption that they were transmitted through aerial release (Duke 2010).
For aerial releases the radioactive pollutants are finally deposited on the ground forming a surface source.
This includes use of tsl male-only strains of medflies, aerial releases with a chilled insect release machine, female attractants and new trap designs.
Talk story about what to look for in aerial photos released to newspapers, showing damage done by bombings.
By John Bainbridge and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 24 , 1943P. 9 Talk story about what to look for in aerial photos released to newspapers, showing damage done by bombings.
The New Yorker, April 24 , 1943P. 9 Talk story about what to look for in aerial photos released to newspapers, showing damage done by bombings.
Aerial footage released by the French Interior Ministry showing the site of the Alps air crash - and people working on the recovery operation.
