The phrase "environmental dirt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing pollution, contamination, or ecological issues.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of environmental dirt on local wildlife and plant life."
Alternatives: "ecological contamination" or "environmental pollution."
Namely a conservative interpretation was adopted, since environmental noise, dirt, or adverse weather conditions can affect rider perception of the warning/information [9].
New Jersey is an important industrial centre, but it has paid the price in environmental pollution, in dirt and noise, and in congested roads and slums.
The slate of festival films, both in and out of competition, promises to be heavy with environmental angst (as in "Dirt!
Moreover, inaccurate determination of optimum fixed tilt angle of the panels, some environmental factors such as dirt and dust and solar radiation level and temperature variations depending on the seasonal changes decrease the panel efficiency.
Cameras with environmental seal features keep dirt and dust out of the lens and body of the camera, and may are also water resistant.
The permits had allowed hundreds of streams to be buried under rock and dirt in violation of environmental laws, Judge Haden said.
VPE windings are similar to VPI windings but provide more protection against environmental effects, such as from water, dirt or corrosive ambients, by multiple dips including typically in terms of final epoxy coat.
In all of these hospital outbreaks, the potential for contamination of hospital sources and equipment by infected patients or other environmental sources (such as dust or dirt) exists; hence the origin of the culprit strain remains unclear.
As Mr Yanukovich sang the praises of its environmental efficiency, the sand laid to cover the dirt during his visit was already turning black.Mr Yanukovich is often cast as a wooden public speaker.
