The phrase "air revealed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being disclosed or made known, particularly in relation to the atmosphere or environment.
Example: "The air revealed the scent of blooming flowers, signaling the arrival of spring."
Alternatives: "atmosphere disclosed" or "air disclosed".
There are moments with Mr. Cornejo when his dancing touches the mystery of the spheres: the vitality of his entrance for his last solo was exciting, but better was how, a few phrases later, the beat of his legs in the air revealed a soft beat in the music, and the concurrence of sound and movement makes us feel that he is at the conjunction of sublime forces.
AFM experiments in air revealed two distinct morphologies of dye aggregates and photocurrent measurements on the same samples in aqueous electrolytes showed correspondingly different photocurrent spectra.
Isothermal thermogravimetric experiments at 1000 and 1100 °C in synthetic air revealed a lower oxidation rate of the HV-APS than the LPPS coating.
Raman spectra obtained from the counterfaces after sliding in humid and dry air revealed an increase and narrowing of the 'D' and 'G' peaks with decreasing humidity.
The isothermal oxidation of Ti3AlC2 at 1000 1400 °C in air revealed that it had excellent oxidation resistance and obeyed a cubic law, and adhesive continuous Al2O3 layer formed on Ti3AlC2.
Cyclic oxidation testing of a representative γ + γ′ coating at 1150 °C in air revealed the absence of surface rumpling and excellent compatibility with the superalloy substrate as major advantages compared to traditional Pt-modified β-NiAl coatings.
We remount his chrome motorboat as daylight singes sheets of warm air, revealing another imitation of Heaven.
In minutes, Mr Peston was on air, revealing breathlessly that Lloyds TSB was riding over the hills to save the day.
The impending devastating defeat coming for the Democrats this Tuesday, 2 November 2010, has forced Obama to come up for air, revealing his true self.
These experiments, monitored by the RAF, showed that traffic was the main problem – even cars driven on sidelights glittered like a string of beads from the air, revealing street patterns below.
Cumberbatch then appeared to float up into the air, revealing he was wearing a pair of red swimming trunks, before saying: "Sorry, the pool's just too lovely, I've been swimming in it every day".
