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The phrase "air quality problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to the cleanliness and safety of the air in a particular area, often in environmental or health contexts.
Example: "The city has been facing significant air quality problems, leading to increased health risks for its residents."
Alternatives: "air pollution issues" or "atmospheric quality concerns".
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"London and Lagos have entirely different air quality problems.
The Olympic air quality problems do not seem to be going away.
Since then the air quality problems in Texas have only gotten worse.
These seemingly innocuous substances can add to indoor air quality problems.
She said the proposed pipeline from Canada to the United States would contribute only marginally to air quality problems.
"El Paso needs cleaner gas for their air quality problems, and so we end up shipping gasoline across our aquifer.
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In China, it is used to generate electricity, adding to that country's air-quality problems.
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Connecticut is not entirely responsible for its air-quality problems, Ms. LaCroix said, but the state's residents are not blameless, either.
It can be burned in any engine and is generally sold in areas with air-quality problems because the ethanol helps to reduce certain pollutants.
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