The phrase "air mist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fine spray or fog of water vapor in the air, often in contexts related to weather, nature, or environmental conditions.
Example: "The morning air mist created a mystical atmosphere as the sun began to rise over the hills."
Alternatives: "foggy air" or "misty atmosphere".
Most prominently there is a series of gauzy scrims across the stage, through which the audience views the play, and which function to render the town air mist-thick, the visibility hazy.
Solidification analyses of the strand under air-mist for each cooling zone are carried out by the one-dimensional finite difference method.
Great streaming sheets of water are puddling in the garden and filling the air with mist.
I awoke to ice in the air and mist in the valley.
For an encore he sang a delicate, flawless version of "Whenever Wherever Whatever" that hung in the air like mist.
Clifton Taylor, the lighting designer, creates the effect of color that simply wells up in the air, like mist, rather than from the sides or above.
This year's winning entry, "Wendy," designed by Matthias Hollwich and Marc Kushner of the firm HWKN, is a massive, spiky blue structure that blasts cold air and mist onto bystanders.
The failure analysis revealed a distinct deformation and fracture mechanisms in air and mist.
Table 5 Table of level Control factor Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 IND power heating time(s) 30 × 240 60 × 20 90 × 95 Coil type Short Standard Long Leave time after insertion (min) 0 0.5 1 Cooling system Air Water Mist.
The company uses aeroponic technology (growing plants in air or mist) and cloud analytics to help community entrepreneurs establish indoor, soil-free gardens in abandoned warehouses.
After passing through two sets of filters, the air is misted with high-pressure water sprays, then pulled through an array of fans.
