The phrase "air respirable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the quality of air, particularly in relation to whether it is safe or suitable for breathing.
Example: "The safety report confirmed that the air respirable in the confined space met all health standards."
Alternatives: "breathable air" or "inhabitable atmosphere".
Additional factors related to potential respiratory symptoms are the frequency and duration of exposure, the concentration of ash in the air and the respirable ash fraction; the proportion of ash with less than 10 µm diameter, known as PM10.
It is possible that carcinogenic PAHs are responsible for the biologic activity of complex mixtures adsorbed to respirable air particles that can result in IUGR.
Exposure to ETS can be assessed by measuring air nicotine or respirable suspended particle concentrations with personal or stationary monitors (Jaakkola and Jaakkola 1997).
Air concentrations of respirable dust had been monitored in the factory in 2004 and 2005 (Table 3), the major component of this being glass microfibers.
Finally, interpretation of National Children's Study findings will require information about specific pollutant surrogates because of the complex mixture of covarying pollutants in respirable air (Manchester-Neesvig et al. 2003).
The majority of published studies concur to the statement that whilst gaseous pollutants, such as ozone or SO2, play a significant role, the unifying element of the adverse health effects of urban air pollution consists of respirable PM [ 1, 88].
We review recent epidemiologic studies that evaluated health effects of particulate air pollution and conclude that respirable particulate air pollution is likely an important contributing factor to respiratory disease.
Respirable dust trapped in the filter was measured with an electric balance, and the measured quantity was divided by the total aspirated air volume to calculate the respirable dust concentration.
We performed real-time measurements of respirable particle (RSP) air pollution and particulate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PPAH), in 7 pubs and outdoors in a model-based design yielding air exchange rates for RSP removal.
