The phrase "air clogged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where air is obstructed or blocked, often in relation to a physical object or system, such as pipes or filters.
Example: "The air clogged in the ventilation system, causing the room to become stuffy and uncomfortable."
Alternatives: "air blocked" or "air obstructed".
People living near the park have complained that the diesel-powered coach buses polluted the air, clogged narrow streets and made too much noise.
The age-sapping power of India's foul air made headlines when a study by researchers at the University of Chicago, Yale, and Harvard found that over half the country's inhabitants breathed air clogged with PM10 pollutants —particles less than 10 microns in diameter that burrow deep into respiratory tracts — which shortened their lives by 3.2 years.
If the recycled air clogs your pores, you can refresh yourself in one of Emirates' luxurious on-board Shower Spas.
You feel the intense heat and the air is clogged with smoke.
But the ice-encrusted water is brimming with nitrates and phosphates, and the air is clogged with particulate matter.The country's poor environmental record is revealed in a report by Natuur & Milieu, an advocacy group.
The Governor of Colorado has urged the Energy Department not to reopen Rocky Flats until it has solved a safety problem that left the nuclear weapons plant's air ducts clogged with 62 pounds of plutonium.
But high up in Moqattam – a vast hump of rock that rises from the slums in the east of the city, and houses the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood – the air was clogged with something more menacing.
Fig. 12 Road conditions in Jacobacci a poor visibility In Jacobacci (11/7/2011); b 2WD car outside Jacobacci in ~50mm ash; c car air filter clogged with ash; d sticker on car window in Jacobacci advising drivers to restrict their speed to 20km/h in order to not "stir up the ash".
The generator, its air filter clogged, was barely working.
The air becomes clogged with pollution again from fossil fuels because they're all we have.
Early this year I went to Jiffy Lube and replaced a filthy air-filter clogged with Texas dust.
