The phrase "atmospheric set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific environment or mood created in a scene, often in the context of film, theater, or photography.
Example: "The atmospheric set of the play transported the audience to a hauntingly beautiful forest."
Alternatives: "mood setting" or "environmental design".
He held all together in his versatile, clean-lined and atmospheric set.
"Blue Lake Morning," an atmospheric set piece with a grandeur established through accretion, was another.
Combining Hollywood glamour with thuggery, they strut across Conor Murphy's atmospheric set - warehouses with vegetable crates and carcasses - and seem unstoppable.
The atmospheric set of "Il Tabarro" featured a photograph of a barge on the Seine from Jean Vigo's 1934 film, Atalante.
(As Walt Spangler's accurate but not terribly atmospheric set indicates, in 1941 the sign still read "Hollywoodland".) That's the same roof to which the young Helen retreats to get into mischief with a neighbor, Malcolm (Nicolas King).
From their perches in a perfectly preserved facsimile of a 19th-century tenement apartment — the atmospheric set is by Lauren Helpern — they dispense nuggets of information about the immigrant experience.
"No other continent has this combination of atmospheric set-up and topography", says Fasullo. "Only in Australia could the atmosphere carry such heavy tropical rains to such a large area, only to have those rains fail to make their way to the ocean".
"There's quite a favourable atmospheric set-up for severe thunderstorms on both days so there's quite a good chance that at least some of these thunderstorms would have become severe by the time they reach Sydney," bureau forecaster Rebecca Kamitakahara said.
The atmospheric setting is milked for all it's worth.
It's a dashing plot, an atmospheric setting and an extensive and imaginative cast.
The murkily atmospheric sets resemble the ruins and prisons of Piranesi.
