The phrase "atmospheric studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research or analysis of the atmosphere, including meteorology, environmental science, or climate studies.
Example: "The university has launched a new program focused on atmospheric studies to better understand climate change."
Alternatives: "climate research" or "meteorological studies".
The third major satellite in this system, a craft called Aura that will focus on atmospheric studies, is to be launched in 2004.
Advances in computer visualization -- borrowed from engineering applications, atmospheric studies and, as always, Hollywood special effects -- gave rise to a dazzling array of sophisticated modeling and rendering tools.
Jane Lubchenco, a marine biologist from Oregon State University, will lead the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which overseas ocean and atmospheric studies and performs much of the government's research on global warming.
Atmospheric studies fit nicely into the theme, and here too, the variety of offerings reveal different motivations, ranging from the scientific examination of weather phenomena to attempts to evoke the mesmerizing qualities of reverie.
The beginning of the Martian winter is in May, and the NASA officials are hoping that the Spirit can resume its science activities in August or September, conducting radio and atmospheric studies that were not possible when it was moving.
Until now, the NEF has been used only in a very few cases for atmospheric studies.
Back in the 1960s, Antonioni's mood piece was hailed as an atmospheric study of modern ennui.
One is Fat City, the American writer Leonard Gardner's marvellously atmospheric study of boxers, which first appeared in 1969, was made into an almost equally distinguished film by John Huston and is now republished in the New York Review of Books Classicsserieseseries
Control Order House is a starkly atmospheric study of the functional rooms in a house where Clark was allowed to spend three days and two nights photographing everything apart from the person held there.
Probably my coolest job, though, was the summer between my freshman and sophomore years in college, when I did data analysis for a NASA atmospheric study in Barrow, Alaska.
Astronomers used NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to conduct the first atmospheric study of Earth-sized exoplanets and found evidence to suggest that two could be habitable.
