Pond Boss Forums INTRO Questions & Observations question about new pond

From my knowledge, aerators can have some impact on the phosphorus compounds that are being recycled from decay of bottom sediments, especialy in presence of anaerobic conditons. BUT I have never seen research or proof that aerators can decrease or suppress the dissolved nutrients (nitrogen or phosphorus) that already occurs in water flowing or rinsing into a pond or lake. Under these conditions aeration (bubbling or spraying) has little impact to stiffle the algae growing affects of nutrients. I think this explains why some see algae decreases with aeration whereas others see little impact from an aerator. Anyone know of research that shows otherwise?..