"emissions generated by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the source of pollutants such as carbon dioxide, methane, or nitrous oxide. For example: "The emissions generated by automobiles account for the majority of air pollution in cities."
Yet the emissions generated by the average 25-year-old are just below 10 metric tons.
In purchasing an offset, a person pays a fee to cancel out the emissions generated by, say, air travel.
She said that the Power Authority had agreed to offset the emissions generated by these turbines by putting tighter controls on emissions generated from other nearby plants.
The report disputed claims by the Canadian government and the oil industry that advances in C.C.S. technology would sufficiently limit emissions generated by oil sands operations.
The hope is to keep pace with other companies that have joined in a vast global experiment in tracking the carbon dioxide emissions generated by industry.
The Cabinet Office says that ICT is responsible for up to 20% of carbon emissions generated by government offices, amounting to 460,000 tonnes a year.
Steps are being taken to lower the emissions generated by automobiles and to change driving and commuting patterns to use fewer vehicles.
The aviation sector was slated to start paying this year, too, for emissions generated by flights into or out of European Union airports.
This is true by the narrowest measure, but the Department for Energy and Climate Change itself has admitted that this figure ignores the huge emissions generated by UK consumption.
Worthington's enthusiasm for a well-managed, home-grown shale gas industry – as opposed to other sources of gas – is due to the extra emissions generated by the process of compressing and transporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Middle East.
Future Forests has worked out the carbon dioxide emissions generated by the gigs, which were due to start today at Twickenham after a delay caused by Mick Jagger's bout of flu.
