The phrase "atmosphere has led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or impact of the atmosphere on a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The tense atmosphere has led to increased anxiety among the team members."
Alternatives: "environment has resulted" or "climate has contributed".
The hypercompetitive atmosphere has led to some grievances.
The atmosphere has led to some tense altercations between team officials and the news media.
The accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has led to an increase in the earth's average temperature, or global warming.
The hard-knocks atmosphere has led DiMassimo Brand Consultancy, a New York City advertising firm, to conjure up a job competition styled after the "Survivor" reality TV show.
The results showed that laser melting of titanium surface in a nitrogen containing atmosphere has led to the formation of a nitrided layer characterized with a strong convective flow and of a dense structure of TiN dendrites heterogeneously distributed.
Their escape to the atmosphere has led to the first appearance and rapid growth of HFC-245fa (CHF2CH2CF3) and HFC-365mfc (CH3CF2CH2CF3) as observed at the Jungfraujoch SOGE station and now also at AGAGE stations.
"It is amazing to see how well the underlying physics of both atmospheres has led to analogous cloud chemistry". The Cassini orbiter has been studying Saturn and its wonderful moons for over a decade, but the mission is coming to a close.
The advent of some satellite missions, ground-based instrumentation, and the development of whole atmosphere models has led to a paradigm shift during the CAWSES period that highlights the importance of the lower atmosphere (weather, stratosphere, etc). in the coupling of the atmosphere.
Barry Bearak (NYT) SRI LANKA: ELECTION DAY -- Voters will choose a new Parliament today after five weeks of campaigning in a violent atmosphere that has led to 61 deaths.
What you're left with is music like Touch: slow, drifting electronica, marked by glitches, with an almost church-like atmosphere that has led some to describe it as "ambient goth", an affecting mix of spectral sonics and ghostly vocals, as un-earthy as it is unearthly.
Indeed, its discoverers think the newfound world may be more similar to scorching-hot Venus, with a thick atmosphere that has led to a runaway greenhouse effect.
