The phrase "and atmosphere in the" is grammatically correct but may be incomplete without additional context.
It can be used when discussing elements related to a setting, environment, or mood in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "The novel beautifully captures the tension and atmosphere in the small town during the storm."
Alternatives: "and ambiance in the" or "and mood in the".
Still, Haden is a master bassist, and "Sun," despite its faults, is refreshing for its willingness to put mood and atmosphere in the forefront.
Besides, it hasn't been much of a plot-oriented show, instead leaning more on character and atmosphere; in the current TV landscape it's matched only by Hannibal for commitment to style.
One of the loveliest aspects of the film is its sense of documentary — the attention to practical details and atmosphere in the locations where they were filming, the sense of the filmmaker conducting an investigation with his camera that parallels the one that the woman undertakes in her journey.
There was a massive sense of anticipation and atmosphere in the ground before the start of play.
"The sea of red and atmosphere in the stadiums is why you are involved in sport, to live for those moments and memories," he told BBC Radio 5 live.
The formation of additional compounds might be a result of contact with the atmosphere, impurities from the initial reagents, and the conditions of the catalyst preparation; e.g. temperature and atmosphere in the oven.
She is a composer interested in particular colours and atmospheres, in the beauty of certain types of sound.
"I miss the warmth and atmosphere in Genk," he said according to German paper Bild.
"The gap between my personal moral standards and the understanding and overall atmosphere in the 11th Belgrade Grammar School could not be bridged," she wrote.
The last diplomats and U.N. inspectors in Baghdad were expected to leave the next morning, and the atmosphere in the hotels and at the Information Ministry became increasingly tense.
Mr. Sullivan is more introverted and hands-off than Mr. Greif, she and her two cast mates said, and the atmosphere in the two rehearsal rooms were accordingly different.
