The phrase "analysis of the atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific studies, environmental assessments, or discussions about climate and weather patterns.
Example: "The analysis of the atmosphere revealed significant changes in temperature and pressure over the last decade."
Alternatives: "examination of the atmosphere" or "study of the atmosphere."
The importance of high resolution meteorological analysis of the atmosphere increased over the past years.
More reasonable explanation of uneven longitudinal structure of the ionosphere can be determined from analysis of the atmosphere pressure distribution, which can be estimated from UKMO geopotential height data.
This is measured by a spectroscopic analysis of the atmosphere, followed by a comparison with the results expected from computed stellar models.
Spectroscopic analysis of the atmospheres of gaseous planets such as Jupiter suggested the ingredients used were abundant.
Detailed analysis of the atmosphere-ocean interaction as well as perturbed physics ensemble experiments including the ocean component might be useful for identifying the physical mechanisms (Collins et al. 2006).
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Results of the most detailed analysis of the Martian atmosphere suggests that more than four billion years ago it was quite similar to Earth.
Similar treatment of a multi-component aerosol was employed in the analysis of the terrestrial atmosphere (Manago and Kuze 2010; Manago et al. 2011).
However, analysis of the internal atmosphere of banana fruit could only consistently extract 1 ml of gas, which gave a detection limit of 3 μl/L NO.
We complement this analysis of the middle atmosphere circulation with a classification of both the Arctic and Antarctic winters since 1979 into major, minor, elevated stratopause or quiet winters based on the level of disturbance using the Modern Era-Retrospective Analysis for Research and Applications MERRAA) reanalysis data.
A detailed analysis of the Cottrell atmospheres formed on multiple dislocations was performed using APT.
