The phrase "artificial atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing environments created by human intervention, such as in scientific or fictional settings.
Example: "The astronauts were trained to survive in an artificial atmosphere that mimicked conditions on Earth."
Alternatives: "synthetic environment" or "man-made atmosphere".
He wants a tableau, which creates an artificial atmosphere, a kind of airlessness.
The slightly artificial atmosphere of happiness was, in fact, largely Rousselot's own creation.
Memoirs by G.J. Adlerbeth, G.J. Ehrensvärd, and others evoke the witty but artificial atmosphere of Gustav III's court.
Dominic Cavendish in the Telegraph called the production "criminal" arguing that the Globe's "intrinsic ambience" has been overridden with an "artificial atmosphere".
The objective this study was to commercially validate the effects of an artificial atmosphere on the color, flavor and aroma of green coffee beans stored after 12 months.
It makes sense that their nutritional value will be higher than those of a pillow-pack salad leaf harvested 10 days ago, washed in chlorine and kept in an artificial atmosphere with altered oxygen and carbon dioxide levels.
All measurements were carried out in Al2O3 pans with a pierced lid with the sample mass 10 mg under artificial air atmosphere (20 mL min−1).
The sensitivity of the device has been tested both in artificial atmospheres and in an engine.
There was no point in trying to cocoon them in artificial atmospheres – too risky, "the bubble all too easily bursts"; instead, how about "the incorporation of integral exogenous devices to bring about the biological changes which might be necessary in man's homeostatic mechanisms to allow him to live in space qua natura"?
The gas density switch that she patented was designed to monitor gas leakage, particularly for artificial atmospheres around electronic equipment.
InMotion, the artist's first New York solo show in nearly a decade, focuses on time and natural forces such as gravity, compared to his prior work where the spotlight was focused on bulbs and artificial atmospheres.
