The phrase "atmosphere components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various elements or substances that make up the atmosphere, such as gases, particles, and other constituents.
Example: "The study focused on the interaction between different atmosphere components and their effects on climate change."
Alternatives: "atmospheric elements" or "components of the atmosphere".
The nonmonotonous behavior of the host cellulose PL intensity observed by us can be related with the resorption of some ambient atmosphere components and particularly with water removal.
This article analyzes the experience of a particular sustainability learning classroom model, examining the classroom composition, structure, positioning, and atmosphere components in an experimental course on the topic of sustainable buildings.
Starting with naked eye to highly sophisticated novel experimental techniques, observations have revealed the secrets of the Sun, heliosphere, magnetosphere, plasmasphere, and ionosphere-atmosphere components of the ST system.
"Both Doctor A and Professor A testified executions carried out by nitrogen hypoxia would be humane," the report's authors write, "and as nitrogen is the most abundant element in our atmosphere, the components for execution via nitrogen hypoxia would be easy and inexpensive to obtain".
In 2071 we describe how satellites allow us to probe and map our planet's key components – atmosphere, oceans, ice, and land – in unprecedented ways.
Still others involve interactions between the atmosphere and other components of the Earth system and are collectively described as feedbacks within the Earth system.
A region's climate is generated by the climate system, which has five components: atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere.
In the model, the atmosphere and ocean components exchange surface fluxes every three hours.
Metallic elements contained in coal, oil and gasoline are mobilized by combustion processes and may be emitted into the atmosphere, mainly as components of submicron particles.
The exposure of cells under conventional submerged conditions, mostly with soluble test substances, shows a variety of shortcomings like the interference of the test atmosphere with medium components, unrealistic exposure conditions including uncertain effective doses for gases and particles.
At 1050 °C, in reducing atmosphere, more hedenbergite component (CaFe2+Si2O6) incorporates in fassaite, whereas the ferrigehlenite component (Ca2Fe3+2SiO7) is absent from gehlenite structure.
