The phrase "air deprived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or condition where there is a lack of air or oxygen, often in contexts related to health, environment, or physical conditions.
Example: "The climbers experienced symptoms of altitude sickness due to being air deprived at such high elevations."
Alternatives: "oxygen-starved" or "lacking air".
As a result, the stations that sell their airwaves could go off the air, depriving large sections of the U.S. free access to noncommercial TV.
Neighborhood deprivation may be a confounding factor in the association between breast cancer and air pollution because deprived populations often live in areas that are characterized by higher concentrations of air pollution (Crouse et al. 2009b; Jerrett et al. 2001).
As any cubicle dweller knows, people like natural light and fresh air and, when deprived of them, feel oppressed.
The link between air pollution and deprived areas has been long established – a 2005 report on the issue concluded that "significant sources of pollution are disproportionately located in more deprived areas", and that, while the health issues varied on a site-by-site basis, the sense of "place stigma" surrounded heavily polluted areas remained.
The link between air pollution and deprived areas has been long established a 2005 report on the issue concluded that "significant sources of pollution are disproportionately located in more deprived areas," and that, while the health issues varied on a site-by-site basis, the sense of "place stigma" surrounded heavily polluted areas remained.
So if the water coming from the upstairs air-conditioner deprives the writer of the use of the terrace or creates any health or safety problems, the co-op is responsible.
The painting depicts a natural philosopher, a forerunner of the modern scientist, recreating one of Robert Boyle's air pump experiments, in which a bird is deprived of air, before a varied group of onlookers.
In a related study on the effects of air deprivation on developmental and growth rates (C.S.R., unpublished data), being caged and air-deprived did not cause consistently higher mortality than being caged and air-exposed.
The radical left's candidate, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, held his own open air rally in a deprived neighbourhood outside Paris.
"This research shows the disproportionate impact air pollution has on deprived communities in London," said Aether's director, Katie King.
A cockatoo, sealed inside a glass chamber, is being gradually deprived of air by a pump, as the long-haired, slightly manic lecturer proposes to demonstrate the existence of a vacuum.
