The phrase "air quality results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the findings or data related to the quality of air in a specific area or environment.
Example: "The air quality results indicate a significant improvement in pollution levels over the past year."
Alternatives: "air quality data" or "air quality findings".
Such complexities caution against assuming that poor air quality results only from a failure to try to prevent it.
There are also small tweaks to the Wallet app UI, Safari gets warnings about insecure websites and Apple Maps has added Air Quality results.
In response to environmental concerns lobbed by elected officials and residents, the MTA and DOT has also sworn to publicize air quality results, and "minimize" disruptiveness during the shutdown.
The county has been posting updated air quality results online, which show a small risk to the general population and a moderate risk to those with sensitivities to air quality, including children, the elderly and anyone with a respiratory issue.
We show that reduced air quality resulting from maize production is associated with 4,300 premature deaths annually in the United States, with estimated damages in monetary terms of US$39 billion (range: US$14 64 billion).
China's top officials were soon drafted into formatting a new position, one that would require limits to greenhouse gas emissions that would also benefit its citizens, suffering from the appalling air quality resulting from untrammelled coal-fired power stations and dirty industry, with new regulations forcing higher standards on all.
Two positive impacts of reduced coal mining have been ongoing work to revegetate the extensive open-pit mines and greatly improved air quality, resulting from both the closing of many pollution-spewing plants and the fitting of others with filters that reduce airborne exhaust.
The Big Game was originally scheduled for Nov. 17, but was postponed to this weekend because of the poor air quality resulting from wildfires.
Indeed, the health benefits from improvements in indoor air quality resulting from reductions in indoor burning of coal, wood, and crop residues benefits have been shown elsewhere to be considerable [56], [57].
Do actions taken to improve air quality result in reduced ambient concentrations of relevant pollutants, exposure, and health effects?
We observed that respiratory function had deteriorated among patients in group A despite the improvement in local air quality, resulting in depressed FEV1/FVC ratios.
