The phrase "atmosphere in the form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type or manifestation of atmosphere, often in a scientific or metaphorical context.
Example: "The planet's atmosphere in the form of thick clouds creates a unique weather pattern that is unlike any other."
Alternatives: "environment as" or "aura in the shape of".
Our plume model requires a representation of the state of the atmosphere, in the form of atmospheric profiles at the vent location.
Here's how it works: Rainwater contains some carbon from the atmosphere in the form of carbonic acid.
Quantitatively, more significant amounts of carbon dioxide have been removed from the atmosphere in the form of limestone and dolomite.
Thawing of the permafrost would expose the organic material to microbial decomposition, which would release carbon into the atmosphere in the form of CO2 and methane (CH4).
The greater and more daunting assurance is this, however: everything that reaches the refineries on the Gulf Coast will, sooner or later, spill into the atmosphere in the form of carbon, driving climate change to new heights.
Today, we have a much greater appreciation than people did in 1900 of the potential environmental hazards of dumping huge amounts of energy into the atmosphere in the form of microwaves.
Fluorine is found in the atmosphere mainly in the form of hydrofluoric acid, released by industries linked to the production of aluminum, glass and ceramics, in addition to phosphate fertilizers.
Stored carbon is released through biological decomposition in the forest back into the atmosphere mainly in the form of CO2; only a smaller fraction of the carbon is ultimately stored in the soil.
The different components were meant to simulate the primitive ocean, the prebiotic atmosphere, and heat (in the form of lightning), respectively.
Composite powders were prepared by the chemical vapor deposition (CH4/Ar atmosphere) of carbon in the form of 2 8 layers few-layered-graphene (FLG) covering the MgO powder grains, without any mixing step.
This febrile atmosphere was maintained in the form of public meetings which were, Dr Rix says, "still hugely significant - an occasion when voters could heckle and barrack their candidates".
