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The phrase "natural air" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the air that is naturally present in the environment, as opposed to being artificially produced or modified. Example: The scientist conducted experiments in a controlled environment with no access to natural air.
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The design of any naturally ventilated store is based on the principle of natural air convection.
Natural air conditioning in Singapore?
Her natural "air awareness" was apparent at an early age.
The latest one, in Dublin, uses natural air flow rather than fans to cool it.
Both human-created and natural air pollutants are darkening the ice, say other scientists.
The design includes a glass-walled atrium and ventilation that admits natural air.
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"The beaches were our natural air-conditioners".
This would ventilate smoke from the building in case of fire and provide natural air-conditioning.
The West Coast's natural air-conditioning of Pacific Ocean wind hasn't been able to blow the smoke away.
He wanted an "unbifurcated garment" with "natural air-conditioning" that would enable him to fill his pockets or hold tools without hindering movement.
Stray away from the natural, air-dry look you've been sporting all summer and try an intricate braid.
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