The phrase "ambient radiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, environmental science, or health, referring to the background radiation present in the environment.
Example: "The safety guidelines for working in this laboratory require monitoring the levels of ambient radiation to ensure they remain within safe limits."
Alternatives: "background radiation" or "environmental radiation".
This dispute is the ambient radiation around the Healthy Teens Act and its failure.
It is "passive", because it uses ambient radiation to illuminate the target.
He said, 'What?' And I said, 'Yeah, you'll get a rash from ambient radiation in the air.' From there the trick spread to other cast members.
He has created broken trees in stainless steel that appear to have been hit by lightning, and one sculpture whose moving parts are activated by ambient radiation.
But ambient radiation is much weaker.One way to address this problem is to harvest radiation from multiple sources.
"Unexplained Object" is an amorphous, tentlike structure whose white canvas surface is made to bulge and undulate by internal machinery that is somehow controlled, according to the gallery, by a Geiger counter's measurements of ambient radiation.
A circuit topology based on accumulate-and-use philosophy has been developed to harvest RF energy from ambient radiations such as those from cellular towers.
To examine the associations between levels of ambient ultraviolet radiation and multiple sclerosis, we modelled ambient ultraviolet radiation as a continuous variable against incidence of multiple sclerosis.
To use the large regional and seasonal variation in ambient ultraviolet radiation in Australia to explore the association between exposure to ultraviolet radiation during pregnancy and subsequent risk of multiple sclerosis in offspring.
We generated a variable for exposure to ambient ultraviolet radiation at birth from monthly averages of daily total ambient effective ultraviolet radiation for each region (table 1).
A variable for exposure to ambient ultraviolet radiation "at birth" was generated from monthly averages of daily total ambient ultraviolet radiation for each region.
