The phrase "atmosphere in front of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ambiance or feeling present in a specific location or situation that is positioned ahead of something else.
Example: "The atmosphere in front of the stage was electric as the crowd eagerly awaited the performance."
Alternatives: "environment ahead of" or "mood before".
The second half was played in a festive atmosphere in front of more than 70,000 fans, especially after Leverkusen fell behind in their game.
In a highly charged atmosphere, in front of the watching Vladimir Putin, the USA narrowly overcame the hosts in a dramatic shootout that went to eight ends after they could not be separated in 65 minutes of normal time and overtime.
New York City, owned by Manchester City, are a new addition to MLS this season and there was a raucous atmosphere in front of 25,217 supporters at the Red Bull Arena.
It was presented by Zane Lowe and MistaJam, who built up the atmosphere nicely in front of a live audience, though I wish someone had told Lowe, a Kiwi, that "Salford" doesn't rhyme with "Halford".
The atmosphere - in front of a crowd thinner than my hair - was less than intense.
"The ATP's season finale remains a highly anticipated must-watch event where the very best in the world battle it out in a unique atmosphere and in front of sell-out crowds.
When an object with no atmosphere moves in front of a star, the star abruptly disappears; in the case of Pluto, the star dimmed out gradually.
The players loved the atmosphere and playing in front of a big crowd.
And everyone was just so excited and fired up that it was just a great atmosphere to play in front of".
"He won big points and came out with some brave tennis," his coach, Mark Hilton, said, adding that Broady relished the atmosphere of playing in front of a big crowd.
Just across the street, the new Callas Café (Andrassy 20, 36-1-354-0954; www.callascafe.hu), brings a high-ceilinged Art-Deco atoosphere thethe plaza in front of the Hungarian State Opera.
