The phrase "atmosphere generated by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the mood or environment created by a particular factor, such as a setting, event, or experience.
Example: "The atmosphere generated by the candlelight and soft music made the dinner feel intimate and special."
Alternatives: "mood created by" or "environment produced by".
(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.
"The problem is that the negative atmosphere generated by the ad wars doesn't disappear overnight with the death of a candidate".
SIR You assert that the Iranian government inhabits a "paranoid atmosphere generated by a government that has deliberately associated any form of civil disobedience with alleged foreign plots".
This becomes clear at the Fasig-Tipton sales, open to all, and in the giddy atmosphere generated by the spectacle of fat cats competing to own fine horseflesh.
To be fair to Dyke, he has often spoken of his fear that the Premier League is becoming a competition that derives its value from the atmosphere generated here but is largely "owned by foreigners, managed by foreigners and played by foreigners".
An atmosphere generated from this mixture was used by Hu et al. (2012) to investigate PCB inhalation toxicity in female rats.
After all, most of the man-made carbon sitting in the atmosphere was generated by them.
It was as if, having seen Newcastle achieve promotion with six games to spare, they were struggling to replicate the atmosphere usually generated by a surfeit of nervous tension.
Large-scale disturbances in the atmosphere are generated by these processes.
