The phrase "atmospheric mix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of elements or factors that contribute to the atmosphere of a particular environment or situation.
Example: "The atmospheric mix of the concert included vibrant lights, energetic music, and an enthusiastic crowd, creating an unforgettable experience."
Alternatives: "environmental blend" or "ambiance combination".
Chick embryos were made hypoxic by incubation in an atmospheric mix of air and nitrogen atmosphere, by incubation at high altitude (Smith, 1969), or by shellacking the shells to prevent gaseous diffusion (Ancel, 1959).
"It's cost-prohibitive," he said, "but I'm really curious about what would happen if you tinkered with the atmospheric mix".
The analogy to weather built into that term is apt, it turns out, because Jump and others contend that without the right atmospheric mix, no brainstorming session will produce the cognitive version of lightning.
The artists have take the sacred space of the late musician and composer as a source of inspiration for an atmospheric mix of adapted and site-specific works.
Exposure to PM2.5 alone was not sufficient to fully characterize the toxicity of the atmospheric mix or to fully explain the risk of mortality associated with exposure to ambient pollution.
Our cumulative risk models suggest that exposure to PM2.5 alone does not fully characterize the toxicity of the atmospheric mix or fully explain the risk of mortality associated with exposure to ambient pollution.
Poor night-time atmospheric mixing, lower mixed layer depths, biospheric respiration, and continued emissions from mobile and fixed anthropogenic sources, account for the night-time maxima in CO2 concentrations.
Rödenbeck, C. Estimating CO 2 Sources and Sinks from Atmospheric Mixing Ratio Measurements using a Global Inversion of Atmospheric Transport.
Riese, M. et al. Impact of uncertainties in atmospheric mixing of simulated UTLS composition and related radiative effects.
This region, far above normal air traffic, is crucial to the atmospheric mixing that can affect things like the movement of pollutants, ozone depletion and weather formation.
Analyzing methane atmospheric mixing and stable isotope ratios in air trapped in polar ice sheets helps in reconstructing the evolution of its sources and sinks in the past.
