The phrase "atmospheres where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe environments or settings characterized by certain qualities or feelings.
Example: "The novel transports readers to atmospheres where magic and reality intertwine seamlessly."
Alternatives: "environments that" or "settings in which".
Regulations stiffen as pressure increases up to the usual maximum of 45 pounds per square inch (3 atmospheres) where daily time is limited to one hour working and six hours for decompression.
To protect them and avoid their alteration, works of art are stored in controlled atmospheres where the concentration of outdoor pollutants is limited.
These results suggest that nitrogen-containing organic compounds like amino acid precursors were formed chiefly with high energy particles, not UV photons, in Titan or primitive Earth/Mars atmospheres where ammonia is not available as a predominant N-source.
In the case of carbon ablated in helium and argon atmospheres, where ionisation plays a very different role, we discuss the microstructure changes observed in the deposited films in terms of dramatic differences of plume dynamics.
In conjunction with the anthropogenic precursors, natural Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) such as isoprene [18] are relevant but of minor importance in urban and near urban atmospheres, where the PAN is the very specific indicator of anthropogenic photochemical air pollution [19 21].
And therefore, I'm comfier in atmospheres where things get shook up, as it allows me to see people for who they really are.
"I grew up in an atmosphere where anything was possible.
It has helped promote an atmosphere where only the rich will have access to education".
We want to promote an atmosphere where everyone is valuable and accepted".
It's the sort of atmosphere where the following exchange is possible.
"He set up an atmosphere where you forgot about everything," Mr. Husain, 56, said.
