The phrase "air motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, meteorology, or any discussion involving the movement of air.
Example: "The study of air motion is essential for understanding weather patterns and climate change."
Alternatives: "airflow" or "air movement".
Computers are now powerful enough to process the complex algorithms of air motion.
A result of the downward air motion in an anticyclone, however, is compression of the descending air.
In addition, a phenomenon called sudden stratospheric warming, apparently the result of strong downward air motion, also occurs in the late winter and spring at high latitudes.
If the updraft is moist, the water will condense and form clouds; condensation in turn will release latent heat energy, further fueling upward air motion and increasing the instability.
For example, Los Angeles, situated on a plain on the Pacific coast of California and surrounded by mountains that block horizontal air motion, is particularly susceptible to the stagnation effects of inversions hence the infamous Los Angeles smog.
VOLVO AIR MOTION Volvo took the idea of compressed air further, envisioning a novel infrastructure of "air replenishment sites" — huge wind turbines high in the air would gather energy to run electric motors for air compressors.
The Coriolis force arises because the air motions are observed on a rotating nearly spherical body.
Atmospheric turbulence, small-scale, irregular air motions characterized by winds that vary in speed and direction.
This produces a circulation cell with air motions opposite to those found during the day.
The release of latent heat energy in an updraft is converted, at least in part, to the kinetic energy of the air motions.
As a result, vertical air motions are inhibited, and smoke and dust are concentrated near the ground, which accounts for the haziness.
