The phrase "air installation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, military, or logistics, referring to the setup or establishment of facilities or operations related to air transport.
Example: "The air installation at the base was upgraded to accommodate larger aircraft."
Alternatives: "aerial facility" or "aviation setup".
The neighborhood is anchored by a former naval air installation that is now home to Raytheon, the military contractor.
This new option will accompany the pre-packaged service listings which include standard things, like home entertainment setup or central air installation, for instance.
The Allies remained concerned about the defence of the important air installation at Wau and were keen to secure the crest of the Owen Stanleys in that area.
In the past two weeks opposition fighters such as Mr Saleh's have enjoyed a run of successes, capturing at least five army bases, some of them air installations.
The Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, an installation of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA), is in Houston and is among many federal air installations in Texas, including a number of large military bases.
But another officer in Pakistani intelligence -- after reviewing day-to-day reports about a neighboring country he knows intimately -- said that the Americans "only got some mud buildings and air installations that didn't mean much to the Taliban anyway".
The proposed design solution involving the use of a separate individual recirculation of extract air for warm and cold air installations allows limiting of the energy demand for both warm and cold air temperature settings.
Such driers are found on compressed air installations, to remove moisture from the air, which would otherwise settle in distribution piping, valves, and pneumatic machines, causing corrosion, which is accelerated by the high partial pressure of oxygen.
Bombing raids commenced on British air installations and on cities and centres of industry.
The British allowed their Assyrian auxiliary troops to retain their arms and granted them special duty and privileges: guarding military air installations and receiving higher pay than the Iraqi Arab recruits.
Today's Square of the Ghetto Victims features a permanent open-air installation dedicated to the victims.
