The phrase "atmosphere left" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a remaining ambiance or mood in a particular context, but it is incomplete without additional information.
Example: "After the party ended, the atmosphere left in the room was one of nostalgia and warmth."
Alternatives: "remaining atmosphere" or "lingering ambiance".
Years of weapons testing in the atmosphere left trace amounts of plutonium in many places around the world.
IN the angry atmosphere left by corporate scandals that have wiped out billions of dollars of shareholder wealth, many Americans are asking: Who failed?
Not least among the difficulties in raising an initial $39 billion over the next three years is the atmosphere left by Paul D. Wolfowitz, the former deputy defense secretary who, as bank president, tangled with colleagues at the bank and around the world.
Several bank officials said, however, that Mr. Volcker privately recommended to Ms. Folsom that since her work had been largely vindicated, she should consider resigning as a way of easing the toxic atmosphere left behind by Mr. Wolfowitz and by the fights between her department and others at the bank.
The interaction is attributed to the vitiated atmosphere left behind by the leading droplet that affects the extinction conditions of the trailing one.
The atmosphere left the city vulnerable to economic trouble and demagogues, pollster John Zogby wrote in 2007, when his firm, Zogby International, was commissioned to assess the economy and demographics of the city.
But the quiet atmosphere leaves me time to relax, read the newspaper and collect my thoughts.
The atmosphere leaves little room for romantic love, let alone recreational sex between men and women.
Intense blasts of radiation from the planet's host star are thought to have stripped the atmosphere, leaving the planet Earth-sized but less than Earth-like.
As planned, the jettisoned orbital and service modules burned up in the atmosphere, leaving the crew capsule to continue its fiery descent.
"The continuing pressures of a weak economy and an intensely competitive atmosphere leave us no other option but to make this difficult decision," Rafael Rodriguez, Sara Lee Intimate Apparel's vice president for operations in the Caribbean, said.
