The phrase "air dash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a quick or rapid flight, often in the context of aviation or travel.
Example: "The pilot executed an air dash to reach the destination ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "quick flight" or "rapid flight".
It enables the wearer to boost high into the air, dash forward and body slam on top of an opponent.
There have been a number of welcome additions made to the series, such as the ability to float in the air, dash along the ground and crash down on enemies.
All three characters have similar basic attacks, but their special attacks differ: Lilac's is an air dash, Carol's is a series of rapid kicks, and Milla throws a gelatinous energy cube at enemies.
Some characters might have a 8 way air dash which is a very valuable asset (Dr. Doom/Magneto/C. Viper in UMVC3).
In the cold morning air, dashing across the dewy grass to breakfast in the main building, both Scott and I were reminded of summers at sleep-away camp.
A conventional double-well potential vibrator is modified to accommodate an external air dash-pot damper.
'While jumping, slide the circle pad up and press X to air-dash......
Franco pumped the air and dashed off the mound.
Jonathan Papelbon flung his glove in the air, Jason Varitek dashed to the mound to hug him, and the rest of the Red Sox joined in after winning their second title in four seasons.
The combat is satisfying to begin with, as players can deliver powerful blasts of time energy, freeze enemies in mid-air and dash at high speeds, all while pulling off slow-motion headshots.
(B) Alveolus with fibrin deposition (solid arrow) and a neutrophil in the air space (dashed arrow) (original magnification × 3,900).
