The phrase "air regulator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to equipment or systems that control the flow and pressure of air, such as in pneumatic systems or scuba diving gear.
Example: "The technician replaced the faulty air regulator to ensure proper airflow in the system."
Alternatives: "air pressure regulator" or "airflow controller".
The air regulator releases a steady amount of air pressure (usually 30 to 40 p.s.i).i
But I methodically cleared the water from my air regulator, as I'd been taught, then tapped Kaj's arm so he'd see it, too.
Six years later a study by the British air regulator, the Civil Aviation Authority, had identified 27 different routes, linking 12 Polish cities to 12 British ones.
Mr. Obama nominated Gina McCarthy, an experienced clean air regulator, to run the Environmental Protection Agency, and Ernest Moniz, an M.I.T. physicist and strong advocate of natural gas and nuclear power, to run the Energy Department.
Earlier Monday, the Chinese air regulator effectively prohibited the country's carriers from paying those charges or other fees, or increasing ticket prices in response to the E.U. system, without permission from the government.
Later, he took aim at air regulators, declaring a new open skies policy above Odessa.
Southern California air regulators are close to slashing their market-based system for controlling power plant pollution.
California air regulators are moving to relax a controversial and closely watched program that would force automobile manufacturers to sell electric cars starting in 2003.
California air regulators are proud of their record in leading the nation to new auto emissions standards in the 1960s and efficiency standards for appliances in the 1970s.
The judge, Ernest Goldsmith, ordered California air regulators to provide a more detailed examination of all options for controlling emissions, including a direct tax on them.
