"form atmosphere" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of creating a specific mood or environment. Example: The lighting and music in the restaurant helped to form a romantic atmosphere, perfect for a date night.
Others courted Mr. Woodward over the years, including Anna Wintour at Vogue and the start-up team at ESPN magazine, but Mr. Woodward resisted, preferring Rolling Stone's free-form atmosphere and oversize format.
Subsequently, the samples were annealed at 900 °C for 30 min under a forming gas atmosphere to form Si-QDs in an a-Si1 - x - yC x O y matrix.
Gifford's art stressed light as the most essential element to convey: light dissolving form into atmosphere.
Her coaching in "Mozartiana" has paid attention to form and atmosphere, but she allows the dancers to be themselves rather than copies of their predecessors.
He works similar marvels with two earlier shorts, "One Week" and "High Sign," managing a deft commingling of song form, twangy atmosphere and structured anarchy.
In form and atmosphere, Lord of the Flies has affinities with George Orwell's examinations of totalitarian nightmare, the fable Animal Farm (1945) and the novel Nineteen Eighty-four (1949).
For Earth, this velocity is 11.3 km (7.0 miles) per second, and it follows that, once the solid material had accumulated, gas molecules passing Earth at lower speeds would have been captured and accumulated to form an atmosphere.
Such a massive body should be capable of gravitationally trapping a sufficient amount of neutral gases to form an atmosphere.
Perturbation electric field due to magnetospheric disturbance (blue box) is shown connecting to quiet time dynamo E field that varies also due to forcing form lower atmosphere.
But the best community-building tactic I know is to form the atmosphere of the community around your personality.
Form an atmosphere of cooperation with some studious and kind peers.
