The phrase "air incorporated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials or processes where air is mixed or included, such as in cooking or manufacturing.
Example: "The recipe calls for air incorporated into the batter to achieve a light and fluffy texture."
Alternatives: "air mixed in" or "air blended in".
Drug release from a DPI may also be influenced by the size of any air bypass incorporated in the device.
Alfonso brought back his much-beloved Carlton from his six years on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," Witney incorporated it into an utterly charming "It's Not Unusual" jazz routine, and the judges and America rewarded them handsomely.
The study also incorporated air quality data including daily measures of ozone, air particulates, and temperature, which can all cause fluctuations in the number of people seeking treatment for asthma-related symptoms.
Responding to killer scat singing by Dylan Pramuk he incorporated air guitar and, for his daughter's birthday on Sunday, did her favorite step: a wiggling of the knees.
Mortars with IOT showed increased bulk density, reduced levels of incorporated air, an increment in the amount of mixing water, and improved mechanical properties when compared with conventional ones.
Two 3.7 L CW-MFCs have been constructed to treat swine wastewater with one (System 1) operated in batch mode while the other (System 2) was operated in continuous, upward flow mode and incorporated air diffusion heads to aerate the cathode.
The cellular DNA was collected on Whatman GFC filters using a harvester (Cell Harvester 8, Nunc), fixed with 96% ethanol, air dried and incorporated radioactivity was determined in the presence of 1 ml of scintillation solution (OptiPhos Hifase 3) in a liquid scintillation counter (Packard 1600 TR, Canberra Company).
In the air, brevetoxins become incorporated into marine aerosols, which are built around charged salt particles.
Air-Land Battle incorporated elements of soccer, understanding combat as a battlefield with a constantly evolving, flowing front-line in which defensive feints were a critical element of the offensive.
