The phrase "encompassing atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase suggests an ambience or mood that is encompassing or all-encompassing. It is often used to describe an atmosphere that is either overdone or all-inclusive. For example, "The music in the casino created an encompassing atmosphere of excitement."
The nuances of terroir, the semi-mystical French term that encompasses earth, atmosphere, climate and humanity, were said to be transmitted to the wines by the qualities of the differing soils throughout the Côte d'Or.
The slow ride up the escalator, a narrow pathway bathed in acid-apple-green light, helps acclimate you to the weird, whimsical, all-encompassing atmosphere of Hudson.
The sheer physicality, the closeness of some of our interactions in an all-encompassing atmosphere of familial trust, contribute much to the inculcation and growth of these feelings.
In my opinion, the most important scientific fields contributing to research in polar regions are terrestrial and marine geology and geophysics; glaciology, including sea ice studies; oceanography; chemistry; biology; and the wide field encompassing studies of the atmosphere, the magnetosphere, and the ionosphere.
Thus these perceptions of quality go beyond the simple skills of health workers and encompass a much broader view of services, encompassing the physical building, atmosphere, and attitudes encountered during a facility visit.
Quite a strange atmosphere encompassed the buildup because of O'Neill's determination to leave his squad announcement until after full-time, at which point he broke the bad news to the unfortunate quartet.
Quite a strange atmosphere encompassed the buildup because of O'Neill's determination to leave his squad announcement until after full-time, at which point he planned to break some bad news to an unfortunate quartet outside the dressing-room door one by one.
That atmosphere encompasses such otherwise disparate creations as Scott Worthington's "Prism," for solo double bass; Michael Pisaro's "A Mist Is a Collection of Points," for piano, percussion, and sine waves; and Anna Thorvaldsdottir's "In the Light of Air," for instrumental ensemble.
A rigorous testing procedure was employed to compare the results of the two codes for conditions encompassing the typical range of SO42−, NO3− and NH4+ concentrations found in the ambient atmosphere.
"His gardens are all encompassing".
