The phrase "atmosphere level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, meteorology, or discussions about atmospheric conditions.
Example: "The researchers measured the carbon dioxide concentration at atmosphere level to assess its impact on climate change."
Alternatives: "atmospheric level" or "air quality level".
Pubs are judged and graded by Camra on a variety of criteria such as atmosphere, level of service, value for money and community focus, with extra weighting given to the quality of their real ale, cider and perry.
In that festive atmosphere Level 3 hiked its offering from 20 million shares to 25 million.
Thereafter, both the mass of escaping vapor and the mass of escaping atmosphere level off and approach asymptotic values (Fig. 1).
However, at the atmosphere level of 105 Pa, the heat fluxes through the FMLI and the single VDMLI significantly differed from each other and exacerbated to 45.2 and 147.8 W·m−2, respectively.
Therefore, the flow of data to process is quite huge (1.2 TBytes of compressed raw data per day) and requires to design an operational Payload Data Ground Segment (PDGS) with efficient image processing capabilities to produce end users Level 1C products (orthorectified data at Top of Atmosphere level) in near real time.
And, because of the burning of fossil fuels, which contain the CO2 that the original plants breathed in from the atmosphere, levels of CO2 have increased from around 280 parts per million (ppm) before the industrial revolution to around 380ppm now.
The metals were filed inside a glove box under Ar atmosphere (oxygen level: <1 ppm, water level: <1 ppm) to prevent oxidation.
The organization has the goal of reducing carbon dioxide levels to 350 parts per million in the atmosphere, a level that many scientists believe is the "safe" level of carbon dioxide.
Excess carbon dioxide from burning gas in cars and coal in power plants and destroying tropical forests has increased carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere to levels unseen in millions of years and is largely to blame for the increase in global average temperature scientists have measured over the past century.
While I find myself at times trying to think of how I would match up, I have been swept away and thoroughly impressed and amazed by the atmosphere and level of play.
Information on fluency distribution is necessary for estimation of radiation hazard both in the space (satellites, interplanetary missions, space stations) and in atmosphere (aircraft level).
