The phrase "atmosphere radiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, physics, or discussions about climate change and energy transfer in the atmosphere.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of atmosphere radiation on global warming and its implications for climate policy."
Alternatives: "atmospheric radiation" or "radiation in the atmosphere".
The Russians have made no statement about the kind of equipment on board, although there is no doubt that it will send back information about temperatures, the residual atmosphere, radiation, the magnetic field, and possibly surface materials.
The average American receives about 350 millirem of radiation a year: the fraction of solar and cosmic radiation that makes it through Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere; radiation from naturally radioactive rocks and minerals, some incorporated into building materials; higher doses from flying in airplanes; and sources like medical X-rays.
The two conventional UHMWPEs were as-received (virgin) and gamma radiation sterilized at 30 kGy in a nitrogen atmosphere (radiation sterilized).
The critical issues such as the operational conditions (temperature, atmosphere, radiation, and contamination), maintenance functions, and mechanical design requirements of the divertor remote handling maintenance system (RHMS) are described.
For the Baikal seismic zone (East Siberia region, 52°N, 103°E) the Earth's upper atmosphere radiation parameters were analysed for 557.7 nm emission line of atomic oxygen [OI] (de-excitation heights 85 115 km) during earthquakes.
Some of the more important components are: soil, atmosphere, radiation from the sun, water, and living organisms.
A new experiment has been designed within the framework of a standard cone calorimeter to enable inert atmosphere, radiation-driven gasification of coupon-sized solid samples under thoroughly controlled, near-one-dimensional heating conditions.
I estimated the magnitude of the cloud feedback in response to short-term climate variations by analyzing the top-of-atmosphere radiation budget from March 2000 to February 2010.
The grains are then blown out of the stellar atmosphere by radiation pressure (the mechanical force of the light they absorb and scatter).
The balloon was part of a top-secret operation called Project Mogul, designed to monitor the upper atmosphere for radiation surges which would signal the Soviet Union had finally acquired and tested an atomic bomb.
Because X-rays emitted by cosmic objects are absorbed by Earth's atmosphere, this radiation could be studied only after the development of sounding rockets that could carry X-ray detectors above most of the atmosphere for brief flights.
