The phrase "atmospheric zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific layer or region of the atmosphere, often in scientific or environmental contexts.
Example: "The atmospheric zone where weather phenomena occur is known as the troposphere."
Alternatives: "atmospheric layer" or "air zone".
Pakistan possesses unique geological, geographical and atmospheric zones which support biodiversity.
The results indicate that splash zone affects the durability of concrete structures more harshly than tidal and atmospheric zones.
Because it is located on the southwestern periphery of the North Atlantic high atmospheric pressure zone, its climate is influenced by the northeast trade winds in winter and by east-northeast winds in summer.
To determine the degradation rates of CFCs in a tropical environment, atmospheric air, unsaturated zone soil gas, and anoxic groundwater samples were collected in Araihazar upazila, Bangladesh.
The methane air diffusion flames had a thin layer of blue outer zone at atmospheric pressure; however, this zone completely disappeared when the pressure was increased above atmospheric.
In atmospheric, tidal and splash zones, the mean value of the age factor equated to 0.19, 0.35 and 0.43, respectively.
Therefore, five year-old concrete jetties were investigated depending on two parameters, (a) construction method: in situ and precast, (b) exposure conditions: atmospheric, splash and tidal zones.
In order to study the effects of exposure conditions (atmospheric, tidal and splash zones) on chloride ingress into concrete and time-dependent chloride diffusivity of concrete, the chloride concentration of existing concrete in the Beibu Gulf was tested by field investigation.
A migrating zone of unstable atmospheric conditions results, bringing periods of prolonged, abundant precipitation.
