The phrase "atmosphere cooling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to climate science, environmental studies, or meteorology when referring to the process of the atmosphere losing heat.
Example: "The recent studies indicate that atmosphere cooling is contributing to the changes in weather patterns we are experiencing."
Alternatives: "air temperature decline" or "atmospheric temperature drop".
The experiments were carried out under the condition of nitrogen atmosphere cooling system.
Computer modeling suggested that the ash and sulfates rocketed into the atmosphere, cooling the climate just long enough for sea ice to expand.
That in turn launched nearly 60 Hoover Dams worth of soot into the upper atmosphere, cooling the Earth's surface by as much as 18 degrees Fahrenheit, they said.
Proof, if any were needed, that changes in the ocean can have freak effects thousands of miles away.There was a time when meteorologists looked on the ocean in two contradictory ways: as an infinite reservoir of heat and water, and as a passive recipient of changes in the atmosphere, cooling or warming in response.
Consequently, forests often transmit more latent and sensible heat to the atmosphere, cooling locally compared to the grassland or unirrigated cropland (Jackson et al. 2008).
The clouds, which hover about 80 kilometers above Earth, appear in polar regions in late spring and summer, when lower atmosphere warming and upper atmosphere cooling causes ice crystals to form on meteor dust and other particles.
That means the atmosphere cools the surface.
So when the atmosphere cools down one part of the globe, it is a good rule of thumb that it is warming some other part.
In the 1970s, photos seemed to show channels on the Red Planet's surface, a possible indication that water had flowed there before the atmosphere cooled.
In fact, from the late 30s to the late 70s, the Earth's atmosphere cooled, despite increasing levels of carbon dioxide.
As the Gulf Stream system carries warm, salty water north, the atmosphere cools it, making it dense enough to sink to great depths.
