The phrase "atmospheric processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to meteorology, environmental science, or any discussion involving the Earth's atmosphere and its dynamics.
Example: "Understanding atmospheric processes is crucial for predicting weather patterns and climate change."
Alternatives: "climatic processes" or "weather phenomena".
The extent to which the geospace environment, coupling through upper atmospheric processes, can influence the lower atmosphere (and vice versa) is a controversial issue, with very significant implications.
But, while climate models are good at calculating atmospheric processes, they are poorer at plumbing the ocean-atmosphere interactions that determine how fast and how regularly this happens.
Moisture and heat fluctuations from the land surface to the atmosphere form a critical nexus between surface hydrology and atmospheric processes, especially those relevant to rainfall.
Organic Carbon (OC) may be emitted directly into the atmosphere or can be formed in gas-to-particle atmospheric processes (secondary aerosol).
"It's this really nice test place for normal atmospheric processes," Humphries said.
Berkeley climate and weather researchers study atmospheric processes across a range of space and time scales.
Nastrom, G. D., Gage, K. S. & Jasperson, W. H. Kinetic energy spectrum of large- and mesoscale atmospheric processes.
If the deal goes through, the observatory will resume collecting data on atmospheric processes at high altitudes.
These results are pertinent to understanding microbial survival, emission sources and atmospheric processes and how they influence microbial dissemination.
This transport of heat influences atmospheric processes and helps regulate climate and weather throughout the Atlantic region.
These mechanisms include, among other atmospheric processes, troposphere/stratosphere interactions, cloud formation and re-evaporation of surface waters24,25.
