The phrase "atmosphere generated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the mood or environment created in a particular setting, often in contexts like literature, film, or events.
Example: "The atmosphere generated by the dim lighting and soft music made the restaurant feel intimate and inviting."
Alternatives: "mood created" or "environment established".
(Burke) Dance Brazil (Friday through Sunday) You can almost hear the ice clinking in the caipirinhas during the Dance Brazil seasons in New York, so atmospherically sunny and festive is the atmosphere generated by this company.
If the noise and atmosphere generated by the crowd were worthy of the Premiership, the general standard of play was not.
Students there now comment on its faults but also on the atmosphere generated by this extraordinary hemi-cauldron.
After the game, Rodgers praised the Hoops supporters for the atmosphere generated but called for patience and trust.
"The problem is that the negative atmosphere generated by the ad wars doesn't disappear overnight with the death of a candidate".
The atmosphere generated in the show-arena is weirdly like Vulgaria in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - because it has no children.
The atmosphere generates an urgency that makes the game in England the fastest, most physically demanding on earth.
Turbulence, whether in the upper or lower atmosphere, generates unstable regions of varying densities, diminishing the atmosphere's ability to allow a beam of light to pass straight through with unchanging intensity.
In March 2017, TGO will begin dipping down into the martian atmosphere, generating friction that will slow and circularize its orbit so that it can begin science observations later in the year.
Auroras result when charged particles from the sun collide with molecules high up in Earth's atmosphere, generating a glow.
The auroras — also known as the northern lights and southern lights — result when charged particles from the sun collide with molecules high in Earth's atmosphere, generating a glow.
