"excessive humidity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe a high level of moisture in the air. Example: The excessive humidity made it difficult to breathe and left a sticky feeling on our skin.
It was suggested that closed, cross ventilated courtyards be embedded to achieve indoor thermal comfort and avoid excessive humidity in hot-humid climates.
Signals transmitted optically through the air might suffer interference from clouds or excessive humidity.
Excessive humidity can be a hard thing for many plants, but for other species, it can be an opportunity to diversify where others cannot.
And in North Carolina, the state board that oversees elections approved a request to keep polls open in two locations and instructed officials to allow the public to see ballots counted that were unable to tabulated because of excessive humidity.
The viable solution to the high latent load that naturally occurs in tropical regions requires an alternative system that runs at relatively low energy consumption yet be able to provide indoor thermal comfort by effective handling of the excessive humidity.
The study area falls in the south-central zone, south-western and south-eastern zone of the climatic sub-division (Fig. 3) and with bulk of rainfall occurring between the months of June to October, high temperature and excessive humidity (BMD 2014).
Dense plant growth can interfere with air circulation and contribute to excessive relative humidity.
"Working conditions at the tunnel were difficult due to the high levels of carbon dioxide, excessive temperatures, humidity, water, mud, shale, sand, and a fractured fault zone...It took the tunneling crew almost one year to bore through 2000 feet of water-filled rock.
While there are apparent benefits to residential humidification for control of influenza virus in the air and on surfaces and temporary relief from cough and cold symptoms, excessive indoor humidity can lead to unattended consequences such as mold and mildew growth [ 37].
Others are the films' excessive sensitivity to humidity, and how they can be applied to food so that the good bacteria touch every surface.
The borrower must take all reasonable precautions to ensure that loaned works of art are not subject to excessive changes in humidity or temperature, or excessive levels of light.
