The phrase "atmosphere filter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, technology, or any discussion involving the filtration of atmospheric elements or pollutants.
Example: "The new atmosphere filter installed in the laboratory significantly reduces airborne contaminants, ensuring a safer working environment."
Alternatives: "air filter" or "environmental filter".
The dancers are given tickets for free drinks, and the party atmosphere filters backstage.
The atmosphere filters out most of the sun's radiation and at night there's no sun at all.
They are also highly non-representative sampling of primitive solar system material because the terrestrial meteorite population is dominated by the ejecta of stochastic impacts and because the atmosphere filters out all but the toughest rocks.
Planting trees removes carbon from the atmosphere, filters air, and prevents soil erosion.
Rats were further divided into two groups (n = 8), placed in whole-body exposure chambers, and exposed to fine CAPs drawn from the local urban atmosphere or to filtered air drawn from room air (filtered air controls).
Particle concentrations in the inhalation atmospheres were analyzed by gravimetric measurement of air filter samples.
The polymer solutions were filtered in an atmosphere of filtered air through a 5 μm filter (Millipore) directly into precleaned NMR tubes.
The polymer solutions (2 g/L) were filtered in an atmosphere of filtered air through a 0.2 μm filter (Millipore) directly into precleaned 10 mm tubes (Wilmad Glass Co).
The plant's operator, the Tokyo Electric Power Company, said the procedure would release little radiation into the atmosphere because an air filtering system installed last week had already removed most of the dangerous particles.
To directly quantitate brevetoxin concentration in the exposure atmosphere, selected filter samples were extracted with acetone (Fisher Scientific, Fairlawn, NJ), dried, and resuspended in methanol and water (50 50).
