The phrase "air recording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to audio or video capture, particularly when referring to recordings made in a live or broadcast setting.
Example: "The air recording of the concert captured the energy of the live performance beautifully."
Alternatives: "live recording" or "broadcast recording".
A 15-minute train ride from Paris gave them an opportunity to paint together en plein air, recording bridges and boulevards, sailboats and towpaths, gardens, factories and portraits of each other and of Monet's family.
Muonio in Finland, a town above the Arctic circle, has the world's purest recorded urban air, recording just 2 micrograms per cubic metre of PM2.5 pollution and 4 micrograms per cubic metre of PM10s.
Camera-equipped blimps supplied by the US hover in the air, recording everything below.
Seven days later, he was back in the air, recording three victories over French LeO 45 bombers in one mission.
Audiences would be startled, wondering why anything so antique was on the air; recording companies would chafe because they'd want to promote more current styles.
"The increase in people, not just taking pictures quickly, but holding their arms up like two fucking windmills with their phone seven feet in the air recording song after song after song has become laughable," Young told The Age. "We gotta protect what's right for rock and roll... We're at the pointy end of a revolution here to protect living in the moment, to protect human interaction".
Al-Jazeera rose to prominence during US air strikes on Afghanistan in 2001 when it became the only network allowed to report from the country and the first to air recorded statements by Osama Bin Laden.
1937 Transcontinental Air Record Set Howard Hughes, film producer and aviation enthusiast, set a new transcontinental air record today [Jan.
1963 U.S. 707 Sets Multiple Records MOSCOW — President Kennedy's Air Force jet today set a nonstop speed record between Washington and Moscow and shattered 14 other air records.
He was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease a decade ago and died peacefully in his sleep on Sunday, Peter Purnell from the band's label Angel Air Records told the BBC.
Mr. Fossett was famed for his dozens of sea, land and air records, including a nonstop solo trip around the world in a balloon.
