The phrase "atmosphere scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, meteorology, or discussions about the size or extent of atmospheric phenomena.
Example: "The researchers measured the changes in temperature and pressure at an atmosphere scale to better understand climate patterns."
Alternatives: "global scale" or "environmental scale".
Such methodology, previously applied to simulation of the atmospheric boundary layer over flat terrain and ground-mounted bluff bodies, is here applied to the simulation of the flow over complex terrains and hills, at wind tunnel and atmosphere scale.
A revised version of the Ward Atmosphere Scale (WAS), originally developed by Moos [ 5], was used to characterize the ward atmosphere at the wards.
93 nursing staff working at 12 general psychiatric in-patient wards in Sweden completed two questionnaires, the Ward Atmosphere Scale and the QPSNordic 34+.
The subscale Support from Superiors showed statistically significant correlations with two of the ward atmosphere scales, Involvement and Practical Orientation.
But the hope is vain: the setting is always there, subtly altering the atmosphere, the scale, even the colours of the object displayed.
The Moon is characterized as a less conductive body with a tenuous atmosphere, small-scale crustal magnetic anomalies, and no global magnetic field.
Consistent with observed changes in precipitation and water transport in the atmosphere, large-scale trends in oceanic salinity have become evident for the period 1955 1998 (Bindoff and others 2007).
In this kind of financial atmosphere, economies of scale are important.
Until recently, the costs of removing carbon from the atmosphere on that scale have been regarded by economists as prohibitive.
The risks of reducing the amount of sunlight that reaches the atmosphere on that scale would be as obvious and immediate as the benefits.
The risks of reducing the amount of sunlight that reaches the atmosphere on that scale would be as obvious — and immediate — as the benefits.
