The phrase "air quality regulatory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing regulations or standards related to air quality management and control.
Example: "The air quality regulatory framework established by the government aims to reduce pollution levels in urban areas."
Alternatives: "air quality regulations" or "air quality standards".
We need to reconsider how we consider the role of fire in our air quality regulatory system.
A California air quality regulatory agency has sued BP, the British oil company, for $319 million, accusing it of thousands of violations of emissions standards at a refinery in Carson, Calif.
"The traditional pollutants did not seem to be a local issue," said Philip Fine, atmospheric measurements manager for the South Coast Air Quality Management District, an air quality regulatory agency for most of Southern California.
Pollution levels below air quality regulatory standards should not be misinterpreted as safe for human health.
The ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach combined contribute more than 20% of Southern California's diesel particulate pollution and are the single largest source of pollution in Southern California, according to the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD), the region's air quality regulatory agency.
More recent evidence indicates that air quality below regulatory guidelines can be detected by residents, with negative health consequences (Forsberg et al. 1997), although perceived air quality can also be influenced by disease status (Piro et al. 2008).
Evaluation of current air quality levels, regulatory standards and scientific literature on outdoor and indoor air pollution, and health effects are important to identify the burden, develop and implement interventions and to fill knowledge gaps in Sri Lanka.
This study assesses the suitability of a general CFD code (PHOENICS) for use in integrated urban air quality modelling for regulatory purposes.
We acquired ozone monitoring data for 2005 2007, the most recent data years available in BenMAP, from the U.S. EPA's Air Quality System (AQS) regulatory air pollution monitor network (U.S. EPA 2012a).
The single- and multi-city epidemiologic studies providing the scientific evidence indicating associations between air pollution and health outcomes, including short-term O3 exposures and asthma ED visits, generally include studies conducted in large metropolitan areas that rely on air quality data from regulatory networks.
On the legislative side, there have been years where 4,500 separate bills were introduced in state legislatures, (six hundred of which were then signed into law). The regulatory side has seen even more progress achieved through the Utility Commissions and the Air Quality Commissions, among other regulatory commissions in the fifty states.
