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The phrase "air rises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physics, meteorology, or general observations about air movement.
Example: "As the temperature increases, the air rises, creating convection currents that can lead to cloud formation."
Alternatives: "air ascends" or "air elevates".
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As the ground temperature increases, moist air rises.
Hot air rises, and it went up fast.
On fine summers' days warm air rises upwards.
Hot air rises off the blackened plains like distant fumes.
As hot air rises, cooler, heavier air rushes in to fill its place thus creating wind.
When the air rises high enough, it cools and condenses into rain.
In the device, hot air rises through the turbine, generating electricity.
The temperature difference makes the air unstable, because hot air rises and cooler air sinks.
The warm land creates low-pressure zones as hot air rises.
When this hotter air rises to higher altitudes, it cools, forming clouds that produce rain.
This occurrence often leads to heat waves, and to thunderstorms as the hot air rises.
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