The phrase "air office" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard term and may cause confusion without additional context.
Example: "The air office concept is still under discussion among the team."
Alternatives: "aerial office" or "aviation office".
Ms. McCarthy also paid tribute to the workers in the E.P.A.'s air office, calling them dedicated, action-oriented and "supah smaht".
Wehrum spent years at the EPA during the George W. Bush administration and became the acting head of the air office in 2005.
Mandy Gunasekara, a high-ranking official in the EPA air office, said the agency's "understanding of CO2 and greenhouse gases continues to evolve".
"There is a likelihood that this rule-making will be the administration's flagship effort to permanently change the way the federal government considers health benefits," said Janet McCabe, who ran the E.P.A.'s air office under Mr. Obama.
Cannon was named assistant administrator for air and radiation, even though, he recalls, Ruckelshaus "wanted an entire new team and Al [Alvin L. Alm, Ruckelshaus' deputy] wanted a PhD in economics" to run the air office.
Jeffrey R. Holmstead, who headed the E.P.A.'s air office from 2001 to 2005 and now does legal work for utility companies, said that Constellation's argument that "we stepped up and did the right thing, and now everybody else should" is misleading.
Last month he spoke with Hilary de Vries in his "On Air" offices on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood.
I work in an open-air office, eat in crowded restaurants and take the subway.
For the producer and pop musician it has become more than an open-air office.
Jazz had central locations back then; musicians would sit in the bar of the Hotel Braddock, cruising for work, or stand on the corner eating and talking, holding a sort of open-air office hours.
And calling for more openness in government, as personified by Mr. Bloomberg's open-air office in City Hall, is a campaign theme that he clearly wants to make good on.
