"indoor person" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone who prefers to spend time inside rather than outside. Example: "Jane is definitely an indoor person. She loves cozying up with a good book and hot chocolate on a rainy day rather than going out in the sun."
But try to be an indoor person, and have fun indoors, too!
Damien explained as he passed the ball to Max: "Well, you know, when I first came out here four years ago I was more of an indoor person.
"I'm an indoor person now". Cano, the undertaker, performed the service for Martinez's son.
Talent mentioned that when he developed swollen lymph nodes and was diagnosed with HIV and TB, he became an indoor person and did not want to play with other children in his community for fear of their reaction.
Note that ranching is not for everyone, not for the faint of heart, the indoor person, or one who doesn't like to have to change or be flexible or a jack- or jenny-of-all-trades.
In another study, the Relationship of Outdoor, Indoor, and Person Air (RIOPA), fractions of measured indoor concentration contributed by outdoor air for PM2.5 and each of 24 VOCs including 10 aldehydes and ketones were estimated for 310 residences located in three U.S. cities (Weisel et al. 2005).
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are expected to offer a cheap solution not only for monitoring and control applications, but also for more advanced applications like location-based services (e.g., tracking and tracing of persons and objects, indoor guiding of persons in complex buildings, offering location-based information, etc).
Les, picturing Veronica in her house, in her bed, where an elongated pink-tinged pallor had been revealed to him, like a Modigliani or a Fragonard, nestled in rumpled fabric, said, "She's a pretty indoor kind of person".
* All ORs were adjusted for study centre, age, sex, parental asthma or allergies, parental education, passive smoke at home, indoor moulds, season, person filling the questionnaire, floor level of the apartment and change of residence.
*All ORs were adjusted for presence of current asthma symptoms, study centre, age, sex, parental asthma or allergies, parental education, passive smoke at home, indoor moulds, season, person filling the questionnaire, floor level of the apartment and change of residence.
As the ventilation rate (i.e., rate of outdoor air supply to the indoors) per person decreases, the magnitude of the indoor outdoor difference in CO2 concentration increases.
