The phrase "analyses of the atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific studies, environmental research, or discussions about atmospheric conditions.
Example: "The recent studies included detailed analyses of the atmosphere to understand climate change better."
Alternatives: "examinations of the atmosphere" or "evaluations of the atmosphere."
I synthesized flight data from the Montgolfier Infrarouge (MIR) from CNES with analyses of the atmosphere.
They discovered a software error that had introduced mistakes into the record and then used computerized analyses of the atmosphere to fill the gaps.
Mariners 4 (launched Nov. 28, 1964), 6 and 7 (launched Feb. 24 and March 27 , 1969 respectively), and 9 (launched May 30 , 1971 obtained striking photographs of the Martian surface and made significant analyses of the atmosphere of that planet.
This was due in part to the fact the models were generally aimed at analyses of the atmosphere's dynamical structure and at land-surface rainfall predictions.
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has detected no methane in its first analyses of the Martian atmosphere — news that will doubtless disappoint those who hope to find life on the Red Planet.
Mariner 10 (launched Nov. 3, 1973), which flew by Venus once and Mercury three times, came within 330 km (200 miles) of the latter planet on its third pass; it transmitted back to Earth the first close-up pictures of Mercury's surface, as well as analyses of its atmosphere and magnetic field.
These phenomena allowed for joint analyses of neutral atmosphere and ionosphere parameters.
Investigation of meteorological processes relevant to ozone accumulation has illustrated the importance of accounting for both transport winds and the day night vertical structure of the atmosphere in AQM analyses.
This is pure speculation, though, because currently there is no way to analyse the atmosphere of most exoplanets.
For the first time ever, astronomers have been able to analyse the atmosphere of a super-Earth exoplanet – sadly, it's dry as a bone.
The series includes books of an interdisciplinary nature, among others, state-of-the-art reviews and analyses of the biogeochemical cycles in the ocean-atmosphere-land system, air-ice-ocean feedbacks and climate, ocean-cryosphere interactions, paleoceanography and climates of the past, atmosphere-land surface processes, hydro-meteorology and climate, and pollution effects on climate.
