The phrase "alpine air" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the fresh, crisp air found in mountainous regions, particularly the Alps.
Example: "After spending a week in the mountains, I felt rejuvenated by the invigorating alpine air."
Alternatives: "mountain air" or "fresh mountain breeze."
Bliss was it to suck in the pure Alpine air and think of stock options.
It could just be the Alpine air, or the "we can save the world" vibe among forum participants.
Some doctors thought alpine air was the reason TB patients fared better, but others believed in "heliotherapy".
They came not for the fresh Alpine air, hearty Austrian fare or even the hills alive with music.
As I filled my lungs with fresh alpine air, a few other guests began emerging from the bunker.
For nearly 200 years, the crisp Alpine air drew patients to sanitariums that have since been converted to belle époque hotels with brilliant views.
HONG KONG — For the business, political and media glitterati assembled in the rarefied Alpine atmosphere of Davos, air pollution has probably not been terribly high on the agenda.
They come seeking what affluent folks of Transcaucasia sought when they built their summer villas here -- the crisp, alpine mountain air of unspoiled forests, preserved national park and lakes and to bask in the natural healing springs.
The climate is alpine; mean air temperature is around −10 to −8 °C in January and 2 4 °C in July.
Wind tunnel Fd measurements of world class alpine skiers and air permeability measurements of ski suits were conducted to determine the effect of fabric permeability on suit Fd.
Horns and trombones eventually take up a cascading theme that has an open-air, Alpine quality: Wagner, in the prelude to "Rheingold," unfurls a similar sequence of intervals.
