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The phrase "air passes through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing airflow, ventilation, or the movement of air in various environments.
Example: "In the design of the building, it is essential to ensure that air passes through the ventilation system efficiently to maintain a comfortable indoor climate."
Alternatives: "air flows through" or "air moves through".
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When air passes through them, the folds vibrate hundreds of times per second to make sounds.
Because air passes through this cavity to the lungs, the epithelium is continually bathed with a fresh supply of air as the animal breathes.
The air passes through the alimentary canal and accumulates behind the nymph until sufficient pressure is built up to force off the egg cap (operculum).
Because some air passes through a skier's outer layer of clothing, undergarments that further reduce wind resistance may be the next frontier of strategic equipment.
The ultimate standard in humidity measurement is made by weighing the amount of water gained by an absorber when a known volume of air passes through it.
As the smelly air passes through the scrubber stack, the bacteria convert the sulfide to sulfate, which is washed back into the sewage stream.
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air passing through, or (ii).
But not all the air passing through an engine needs to go through the turbine.
These microphones record vibrations made by air passing through the bronchial tubes within the lungs.
She redesigned the machine to use the air passing through the mill to separate particles.
In the utterance of most speech sounds it is raised, so that air passing through the mouth alone forms the sound; if it is lowered, air passes additionally or alternatively through the nose, producing nasal sounds.
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