"air quality regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any situation where you need to refer to laws, rules, or guidelines that relate to the quality of air in a certain area. For example, "The local government recently enacted stricter air quality regulation in response to increased air pollution levels."
The dramatic improvement is the result of the most stringent air quality regulation in America.
Labour has joined air quality campaigners to accuse the Government of "negligence" over air quality regulation.
An example examining air quality regulation and enforcement is used to explore concepts.
We included hunting, drinking water extraction, crop production, fodder production, air quality regulation, carbon sequestration and recreational cycling.
Economics of Climate Change, Measurement of Climate Change Impacts, Aerosol Pollution Impacts, Policy Evaluation, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Forecasting, Air Quality Regulation.
The degree of compliance with air quality regulation is investigated and the impact of emission control on the local potential for ozone formation is discussed.
It complains on behalf of the Clean Air In London campaign (CAL) that Boris Johnson has been avoiding disclosing details of attempts to weaken new European air quality regulations to be proposed in 2013, which seems likely be dubbed the EU's Year of Air.
Global aerosol concentrations appear to have reached something of a plateau, thanks to air quality regulations in the United States and Europe.
Its website notes that its clients "include most major industrial groups that are affected by air quality regulations" and says it raises "frequent" court challenges to EPA regulations.
London saw historically high levels of pollution between 17 and 24 January this year, and the UK has broken EU air quality regulations every year since 2010.
