The phrase "atmosphere lifted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the mood or feeling in a place becomes more positive or uplifting.
Example: "As the sun broke through the clouds, the atmosphere lifted, and everyone felt a renewed sense of hope."
Alternatives: "mood brightened" or "spirit elevated".
One atmosphere lifts liquid steel about 1.3 metres.
Barring injuries, Chris is the last deal for this transfer window and once it was agreed you could feel the atmosphere lift around the place as the gaffer was both pleased and relieved to get his man.
Only when Manu Tuilagi burst away on an intercept from his own 22 did the atmosphere lift.
When travel problems caused by the unexpectedly huge crowd delayed the arrival of some bands, Havens was required to improvise a set for three hours, igniting the event's atmosphere and lifting the audience's expectations on his shoulders with a typically fervent, impassioned performance.
The only indigestion last night was caused by a crowd of less than 7,000, resulting in a low-key atmosphere that was lifted only by a rousing try from Andy Tuilagi and a rare one for the prop Eifion Roberts.
But Cunningham's reintroduction lifted the atmosphere, and a powerful tackle on Leroy Cudjoe cranked it up another gear.
That lifted the atmosphere, and once Young found the corner of the net with a fine curling effort following Scott Sinclair's mistake, there appeared some hope that the hosts could reduce their city rivals' goal difference advantage.
In front of thousands of spectators and a teeming press corps, the squid-shaped craft, SpaceShipOne, was lifted into the atmosphere shortly after 6 30 a.m., attached to the belly of a sleek plane called the White Knight.
But the fight between home midfielder Thomson and United defender Gunning lifted the Easter Road atmosphere and contributed hugely to an unlikely comeback.
