The phrase "atmospheric segment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to meteorology, environmental science, or discussions about atmospheric studies.
Example: "The atmospheric segment of the research focused on the impact of greenhouse gases on climate change."
Alternatives: "atmospheric component" or "atmospheric portion".
The Merchant Gases segment sells atmospheric gases, such as oxygen, nitrogen, and argon; process gases such as hydrogen and helium; specialty gases; and certain services and equipment, throughout the world to customers in many industries, including those in metals, glass, chemical processing, food processing, healthcare, steel, general manufacturing, and petroleum and natural gas industries.
One also thinks of David Lynch or early, experimental Miranda July as visual and atmospheric touchstones for the Sarah segment.
Today, significant segments of America cannot see that rising atmospheric CO2 levels and a warming climate require significant changes in energy, economic, political, and social institutions (whether you believe that humans are causing it or not).
To exclude data segments for which the biological methane fluxes were underestimated due to inefficient atmospheric transport under stable stratification, we applied a novel approach based on both the atmospheric stability parameter ζ = z/L and the friction velocity u∗, where z is the measurement height and L the Obukhov length.
The bare line segments centered at 1.4 and 1.9 μ m indicate data fallout regions in the atmospheric water vapor windows.
Atmospheric and terrestrial turbulence.
The segments were about how the Coast Guard prepared for Hurricane Andrew, how window washers on Chicago skyscrapers deal with high winds, what the weather is like on Aruba, and how varying atmospheric conditions affect Space Shuttle missions.
Much prefer this atmospheric tweet.
