The phrase "atmosphere unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, particularly in discussions about atmospheric pressure or environmental studies.
Example: "The researchers measured the atmospheric pressure in different locations using an atmosphere unit."
Alternatives: "pressure unit" or "environmental unit".
Sufficient sugar is added to the basic wine to produce a pressure of about five or six atmospheres (units of pressure, each equal to 14.7 pounds per square inch) following fermentation, assuming there is no loss of carbon dioxide.
One of the most important parameters for the hazard assessment of explosive eruptions is the amount of volcanic material (i.e., tephra and gas) pushed into the atmosphere per unit time, i.e., the mass eruption rate (e.g., Sparks 1986; Sparks et al. 1997; Mastin et al. 2009; Kaminski et al. 2011).
The agencies include the BBDO North America and Atmosphere BBDO units of BBDO Worldwide, OMD and Rapp Collins Worldwide.
These are the stations that spew out carbon dioxide, the biggest contributor to global warming, at the greatest intensity, pumping more into the atmosphere for each unit of electricity produced than any other source of power.
The site -- www.armstrong.com -- transformed by BBDO's interactive unit, Atmosphere, in New York, features an interactive showroom to give consumers a sense of what the Armstrong product will look like once it is installed.
The calm atmosphere in the unit was created by consulting with everyone from the lead doctors to the cleaners.
Greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, uniformly mix in the atmosphere - a unit of carbon dioxide emitted in California contributes just as much to the problem as carbon dioxide emitted in Tennessee.
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Relating to the cultural domain, interviewees described the atmosphere on this unit as one of existing teamwork.
