The phrase "air pollution elevated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the levels or severity of air pollution in a specific context, such as environmental reports or health studies.
Example: "The recent study indicated that air pollution elevated significantly in urban areas during the summer months."
Alternatives: "increased air pollution" or "heightened air pollution".
The push for clean cookstoves to reduce indoor air pollution was elevated from a public health backwater to a high place on the global agenda last week, when Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of the United States kicked off the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves in New York, at the annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative.
In Luzerne Township, where La Belle is located, the death rate from heart disease was 26percentt higher than the national average and mortality levels from diseases linked to air pollution were "elevated".
A recent HIA in London found health benefits from increased physical activity but also negative health impacts from increased exposure to air pollution and elevated crash risk for active commuters [ 55].
Because PM air pollution may elevate BP by increasing oxidative stress (Brook 2008; Sørensen et al. 2003), we also hypothesized that the effects of BC on BP would be stronger among participants with impaired anti-oxidative defense.
The studies have shown that exposure to air pollution may elevate the risk of adverse birth outcomes, including infant death [ 11],low birth weight (LBW) [ 4, 12, 13], preterm delivery [ 8], and small body size for gestational age [ 14].
In urban settings, traffic-related air pollution may be elevated along with ETV, and previous studies have linked traffic-related air pollution to asthma exacerbation and respiratory outcomes.
These latter studies have shown that several air pollution components are clearly elevated in air near busy roads (Janssen et al. 2001), and they have produced support for a causal association between traffic-related air pollution and respiratory and allergic outcomes in children (Brauer et al. 2007; Gauderman et al. 2005, 2007; Gehring et al. 2002).
Air pollution levels were only modestly elevated, and maximum levels for U.S. EPA criteria pollutants were all below accepted or proposed National Air Quality Standards (Table 3).
Elevated indoor air pollution exposures associated with the burning of biomass fuels in developing countries are well established.
Elevated particulate air pollution has a significant immediate effect on QTc duration, T-wave complexity, and T-wave amplitude.
