"industrial atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the industrial feel of an area, workplace, or environment. For example, "The industrial atmosphere of the factory gave me a sense of awe."
You also have an industrial atmosphere — antagonistic relationships and unions.
The obstacles have not deterred shoppers like the Bachs, who say they love TriBeCa for its gritty industrial atmosphere.
The management of waste material from various industries has been given importance in recent times to create a cleaner environment and sustainable industrial atmosphere.
It's hardly a conservative affair: turbine propellers establish an industrial atmosphere, the costumes have a distinct S & M component, and much of the usual action is discarded, including the entire Te Deum procession in Act I (Scarpia is alone onstage).
Ms Gosfield's sampling keyboard was loaded with industrial noise — machinery, buzz saws and industrial atmosphere, at various pitches — from which she wove an inventive, surprisingly musical line into a texture dominated by Ches Smith's muscular percussion and filled out with patches of distorted color from Roger Kleier's electric guitar.
The earlier Marshallian Industrial District (MIDs) notion originated what is nowadays considered the core of the theoretical framework for explaining their persistence and diffusion: external economies and "industrial atmosphere" (Becattini et al. 2009).
Anodising and sealing prevents localised corrosion — which is characteristic of aluminium in marine or industrial atmospheres — even in the most unfavourable situations, except in the case of 7 μm films, the lowest thickness tested.
The anticorrosive performance of medium-long (54 59%) alkyd paints modified with linseed and soy oils was compared by accelerated tests (Prohesion Cycle) and natural exposition in marine and industrial atmospheres.
However, Harnisch et al. demonstrated that about half of the current level of atmospheric CF4 has already been present in the pre-industrial atmosphere.
She now divides her time between Berlin and Edinburgh.Art has thrived in Scotland's post-industrial atmosphere.
Carbon dioxide concentrations in the pre-industrial atmosphere were around 280 parts per million.
