The phrase "atmosphere exists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or existence of an atmosphere in a scientific or metaphorical context.
Example: "On Earth, the atmosphere exists to support life by providing essential gases."
Alternatives: "an atmosphere is present" or "an atmosphere is found".
No, that atmosphere exists at the news division only.
That atmosphere exists also in the remote Danish village that is the setting for Gabriel Axel's "Babette's Feast" (1987).
A similarly homey, unpretentious atmosphere exists at Santopadre, Via Collina, 18, (39) 06-474-5405, which usually fills all its tables in loud, small dining rooms.
Colours can range from buff and other light shades of brown through red to black, depending upon whether an oxidizing or reducing atmosphere exists in the kiln.
A festive atmosphere existed outside Jalisco Stadium, where music blared and vendors sold jerseys, flags, tacos, candies and beer.
"I think a free and frank atmosphere existed already here, so I don't know if this policy will be significant," he said.
Empty channels, gullies and lakes suggest that liquid water once lapped at the surface — which might mean a thicker atmosphere existed to keep the water from boiling away.
Just above our atmosphere exist two belts of energetic particles from the sun that get trapped by Earth's magnetic field.
In particular, it found that most of the elements, such as carbon and nitrogen, in Jupiter's atmosphere exist at enriched levels with one key exception – oxygen was found to be at surprisingly low levels.
After the missile crisis of Cuba, which threw a great scare into everyone, an atmosphere existed for pressing ahead with some responsible and perhaps far-reaching efforts designed to reduce tensions in the world and to lay the basis for putting an end to the arms race in a way that would not jeopardize our genuine American security.
"The clubby atmosphere still exists in Germany," Mr. Krahnen said, "but it is disappearing quickly.
