The phrase "atmosphere will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the persistence or ongoing nature of the atmosphere in a scientific or metaphorical context.
Example: "If we do not take action against climate change, the atmosphere will continue to deteriorate, affecting all life on Earth."
Alternatives: "the atmosphere will persist" or "the atmosphere will endure".
"The continued build-up of N2O in the atmosphere will continue to deplete the stratospheric ozone layer and in so doing will to a degree undermine the achievements of the Montreal Protocol," says the document.
The climate science makes it clear that without good policy intervention, the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere will continue to rise far above safe levels.
"The carbon dioxide that we have put in the atmosphere will continue to be absorbed by oceans for decades," she said.
If colleges don't set specific and reasonable goals, the poisoned atmosphere will continue to degrade higher education, harming the interests of everyone.
Though ozone depletion is said to have leveled off in the early 2000s, the effects of long-living, ozone-depleting chemicals already in the atmosphere will continue for an additional 80 to 100 years, by most accounts.
Also, scientists don't need complex computer simulations, or models, to underscore the basic reason why greenhouse gases in the atmosphere will continue to make this worse: This is what greenhouse gases do.
"Atmospheres" will continue in its present form through the end of the year, when it will be replaced by a new half-hour program entitled "Storm Stories," also presented by Mr. Cantore.
And if we keep emitting this gas into the atmosphere, Earth will continue to heat up, imposing devastating risks on current and future generations.
In addition, don't forget that America's continued increase in consumption of oil is altering the composition of the earth's atmosphere, which will continue to change unpredictably.
Speaking especially about Copernicus, there is a free and open data policy which means that possibly the data assimilated by its satellites (Sentinels) and the Land, Marine Environment, Climate Change and Atmosphere services will continue to be freely available to U.K. users.
The carbon we have emitted over the last century is still acting to warm our atmosphere and will continue to harass us.
