The phrase "aerial unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or team that operates in the air, often in contexts related to aviation, military, or emergency services.
Example: "The aerial unit was deployed to survey the damage caused by the wildfire from above."
Alternatives: "airborne unit" or "aviation team".
The aerial unit consists of a nadir-looking digital camera mounted on a gimbal, a GPS receiver and a computer.
On Oct. 26, the filmmaker George Lucas will speak at a screening of his documentary "Double Victory," about the Tuskegee Airmen, the first African-American aerial unit.
Two units shot simultaneously on the island from the ground, and an aerial unit shot from helicopters.
Once the problem was corrected, the 199s would form the backbone of Israel's air attack and become the battering ram of an aerial unit known as the 101 Squadron.
When asked why the Duster, a modification of a crop duster, was added in favor of the stealth jet from Advance Wars: Dual Strike, the developers commented that the Duster was an inexpensive aerial unit that was not only easy-to-use, but could attack ground units as well.
Mobile vehicular and aerial units service remote communities.
"The gang is being pursued in the adjacent areas by a strong team of foot, canine and aerial units," the Kenya Wildlife Service said.
They have naval units attached to boats and aerial units.
Within Rise of Nations: Thrones and Patriots players control various units during battles, including land, sea, and aerial units.
His agency career had started in the 1950s in Thailand, where he trained an elite force called the Police Aerial Reinforcement Unit.
Currently, he is executive producing Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Red Tails – a fictional story inspired by the heroic exploits of America's first all-black aerial combat unit.
