The phrase 'dirty environment' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Air pollution has created a dirty environment in many cities around the world."
A dirty environment (mazingira machafu), related to general in-and outdoor dirtiness, was by far the most prominently reported perceived cause overall, but particularly notable in the peri-urban site (Table 4).
But let's not blame cows for a dirty environment.
"We want a robot to take more than 50 steps in a dirty environment," says Dhinojwala.
The shop floor workers are on their feet all day, doing hard physical labor, in a noisy and dirty environment.
The design of a gripper has been proposed, along with performance analysis based on experiments on various parameters, materials and surfaces, exhibiting robustness in unknown and dirty environment, typical of disassembly.
"For every product we sell that goes into a dirty environment, we sell five that go into a clean environment, such as a food factory or medical facility," she explains.
Though often associated with dirty environments, cockroaches are actually quite fastidious, especially when it comes to their antennae.
Fujitsu said that the device could be used by workers in factories or on building sites who work in dirty environments and have to wear gloves to operate or repair equipment.
The medical community and consumer watchdogs say the drugs have been over-used to promote growth in farm animals and prevent illness in crowded and dirty environments.
Researchers have shown, for example, that kids who grow up in dirty environments such as farms have a lower incidence of infections, asthma, allergies, and eczema later in life, compared to kids raised in urban environments in which parents try to keep them squeaky clean.
A major challenge facing any new biosensor design is that it must work in dirty environments rife with off-target binding decoys, proteases, quenchers, and other contaminants.
