The phrase "restricted atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation that has certain limits or controls placed on behavior or circumstances. For example, "The restricted atmosphere of the office encouraged efficient work."
Developed air conditioning system represents combination of recycle membrane contactors (RMC) in single block designed to operate with atmosphere restricted air exchange for indoor air purification.
A president's video has never before been broadcast in such a restricted and controlled atmosphere," Safir said in the article.
The dramatic temperature change suggests, the researchers say, a thick atmosphere with circulation restricted to the dayside, or no atmosphere at all so heat can only shift via slow-moving magma.
While we all know and love Captain Kirk's coiffure, the idea of fashion that exists anywhere outside the Earth's atmosphere is restricted to images of bulky space suits, Chelsea boots, and, often enough, velour.
The weight percentage ratio of nickel nitrate to CNTs, reaction temperature, impregnation time and atmosphere are selectively restricted to obtain the particle size and homogeneous distribution of nickel and nickel oxide particles on CNTs.
Bacterial adhesion by S. mitis and A. oris can be restricted by acidic pH and aerobic atmosphere.
Yeasts are found in the atmosphere as well as certain restricted habitats.
On the other hand, laser sensors performance are much more sensitive to the vagaries of the atmosphere and are thus generally restricted to shorter ranges than microwave systems.
"Whether or not it was actual political or institutional oppression, there was this atmosphere whereby you felt you were restricted in what you could say and what you could do.
The red card had sucked all the life and passion from the capacity ground, and as both sides restricted themselves to kicking for territory after the break the atmosphere remained curiously flat.
