The phrase "air quality requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing regulations or standards related to the quality of air in a specific context, such as environmental policy or public health.
Example: "The new legislation aims to enforce stricter air quality requirements to protect public health and the environment."
Alternatives: "air quality standards" or "air quality regulations".
Under the Clean Air Act, he said, states can impose separate air quality requirements, if the agency deems them "at least as stringent" as the federal government's.
Your Oct. 6 editorial "Cover-Up on Clean Air" does not mention a few key facts about the increasingly stringent air quality requirements faced by electric power companies.
State officials say New York cannot embark on any projects that are not in its current plan unless it first conducts a detailed study showing that it will still comply with air quality requirements.
"For many of these facilities, it has been just about impossible to find out whether they were under any kind of air quality requirements, and if they were, whether they were in compliance," said Keri Powell, an environmental lawyer with the New York Public Interest Research Group.
A number of environmental groups sued the federal agency in January, contending that it had improperly allowed farmers in the state to operate without complying with the air quality requirements of the act, which limits emissions from heavy machinery and the like.
Combined with the new reduced-sulfur diesel fuel, diesel cars will now meet stringent air quality requirements in all 50 states.
In practical applications, the cooling system design for data centers depends on various factors, such as indoor air quality requirement, local climatic conditions, energy saving demands, room space, capital investment and operation costs.
We fed sterile thalli of two foliose lichen species (Lobaria pulmonaria and Physcia adscendens) differing in habitat and air-quality requirements to nine snail species common in temperate Europe.
In this work, the combined effect of the energy conservative variable refrigerant volume (VRV) system and the variable air volume (VAV) system was experimentally investigated using genetic fuzzy optimization method that yielded better thermal comfort, indoor air quality (IAQ) requirements without compromising on the energy savings potential.
The life cycle inventory (LCI) model presented in this paper forms part of a global methodology that combines advanced optimisation techniques, LCI and cost-benefit assessment to optimise low energy buildings simultaneously for energy, environmental impact and costs without neglecting the boundary conditions for thermal comfort, indoor air quality and legal requirements for energy performance.
A monitor on the north side of Exide Technologies' sprawling plant near the Los Angeles River registered emissions in violation of the South Coast Air Quality Management District's requirements for airborne lead Sept. 18, air district Executive Officer Barry Wallerstein said.
