The allocation of frequency bands to minimize atmospheric attenuation and interference is a foundational principle of telecommunications and spectrum management.
The claim states a basic, standard engineering principle of frequency allocation used in telecommunications and space communication to avoid interference and signal degradation. While papers like [0], [2], and [9] discuss atmospheric attenuation in high-frequency bands (such as THz and millimeter waves), the core statement that frequency bands are selected to minimize attenuation and interference is a well-established truism in the field and does not require specific paper citations to validate.