'atmospheric moisture' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any traces of moisture in the atmosphere such as water vapor, clouds, or fog. For example: "The atmospheric moisture in the air was so thick that visibility was greatly reduced."
Since OTS is easily hydrolyzed with the atmospheric moisture, this solution was always prepared under nitrogen atmosphere (glove box) and used immediately.
For every 1C sea surface temperature rise, atmospheric moisture over the oceans increases by 6-86-8%
The increase in atmospheric moisture means that when storms happen, they are worse because of human-induced warming.
Relevant data on the influence of the oceans and of atmospheric moisture on climate can be found in hydrosphere.
Atmospheric moisture or dust particles can refract or reflect that light, amplifying glow (deserts, for example, are low in moisture but high in dust; forests are the inverse).
The East Antarctic Ice Sheet has grown to such great elevation and extent that little atmospheric moisture now nourishes its central part.
The burning of coal also produces sulfur and nitrogen oxides that react with atmospheric moisture to produce sulfuric and nitric acids—so-called acid rain.
There, perennial streams flowing through shaded riparian corridors contribute to atmospheric moisture, resulting in temperatures that are several degrees cooler than those of the nearby deserts.
It is only with the arrival of concrete's nemesis itself – rainwater or atmospheric moisture seeping into cracks – that the bacteria starts to produce the limestone that eventually repairs the cracks.
Acid precipitation occurs when sulfur or nitrogen borne on the prevailing winds mixes with atmospheric moisture to form sulfuric or nitric acid, falling earthward as acid rain, snow or fog.
But I believe there is little doubt that the record-breaking scale and potential destructiveness of Sandy is due in large part to the amplifying effects of warmer ocean temperatures, higher atmospheric moisture content, and unusual Arctic weather patterns.
