The phrase "atmosphere generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to creating or simulating an environment, often in fields like gaming, virtual reality, or environmental science.
Example: "The new software focuses on atmosphere generation to enhance the immersive experience for users."
Alternatives: "environment creation" or "mood setting".
Before use, the cultures were revived aseptically and grown anaerobically on Bifidobacteria Selective Medium (BSM) Agar for Bifidobacteria and MRS agar for Lactobacillus at 37°C in anaerobic gas jars using an atmosphere generation system (Oxoid Anaerogen™, UK) and indicator strip according to manufacturer's instructions.
All lactic acid bacteria were routinely grown overnight in MRSC medium, with incubation at 37°C in anaerobic jars with an atmosphere generation system (Oxoid AnaeroGen TM, Basel, Switzerland).
Problems include the Hadley circulation and its role in the general circulation, atmospheric waves including gravity and Rossby waves and their interaction with the mean flow, with specific applications to the stratospheric quasi-biennial oscillation, tides, the super-rotation of Venus' atmosphere, the generation of atmospheric turbulence, and stationary waves among other problems.
I would never have imagined PoundPub as a family-friendly place (especially considering it doesn't serve food), but it created an inclusive atmosphere; every generation was welcome.
The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change makes clear that carbon dioxide remains in the atmosphere for generations.
When she starts singing, that atmosphere spans generations of soul music.
Top university scientists need top students both to conduct research and to contribute to the atmosphere of idea generation that advances science.
The eight young people aged eight to 18 brought a suit against the Washington State Department of Ecology, seeking a carbon emissions rule that protects the atmosphere for their generation and those to come.
The submicron size zeolite-Y particles were grown with entrapment of the GO nanosheets and the complete removal of PDDA-GO by calcination under air atmosphere assisted nanoporosity generation in the zeolite crystals.
We've added so many greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, for our generation's growth, that our kids are likely going to spend a good part of their adulthood, maybe all of it, just dealing with the climate implications of our profligacy.
The unavoidable consequence of these harsh conditions (hot temperature, short time, lack of inert atmosphere) is the generation of artifacts during the hydrolysis and the further KOH extraction.
