The phrase "air profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, aerodynamics, or environmental studies, often referring to the characteristics of air flow or air quality in a specific area.
Example: "The engineers analyzed the air profile around the aircraft to optimize its performance during flight."
Alternatives: "aerodynamic profile" or "atmospheric profile".
The generated local mean age of air profile of these kitchens were correlated with the built parameters like opening to wall ratio (OWR), aspect ratio, volume and slenderness ratio, to determine the critical dependencies of these parameters to the freshness of indoor air quality.
P9 AiR Profile: Maddy Maxey from Pier 9 on Vimeo.
Previously, Hu et al. carried out inhalation exposure studies in rats using Aroclor 1242, a mixture of PCBs resembling Chicago air profile, and PCB11.
Tysklind et al. attributed differences in PCDD/F source profiles and air profiles to transformation processes including photolytic degradation or hydroxyl radical reactions [ 163].
On Saturday, the even sillier "Troilus and Cressida (Reduced)" offsets the baroque lightness of "Airs"; "Profiles" and "Piazzolla Caldera" round out the program.
Mr. Taylor and his dancers have not stinted on the repertory, which includes the classic "Esplanade," "Book of Beasts" "Airs," "Profiles," "Troilus & Cressida (reduced)" and "Black Tuesday".
Danielle measures the air temperature profile and potential evaporation in her Sierran study site.
Air flow profile in the furnace is analyzed using CFD as a tool.
Flow analysis using theadopted CFD tool shows non uniformities in air flow profile.
This paper illustrates the importance of accounting for radiative effects when modeling airflow, especially regarding the air temperature profile.
Together with a model to predict the air temperature profile, these correlations can improve the accuracy of thermal comfort assessment.
