The phrase "a constructed environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or setting that has been intentionally designed or built, often in the context of architecture, urban planning, or virtual spaces.
Example: "The theme park is a constructed environment that immerses visitors in a fantastical world."
Alternatives: "an artificial environment" or "a built environment".
The scourge of many web-facing publishers, Shirky comments: "But dismal online conversations aren't part of the state of nature; everything online takes place in a constructed environment.
Using the basic bones of the SimCity gaming engine technology, which generates random events and growth patterns within a constructed environment, Wright improved upon the code to permit the economics of human relationships rather than physical constructs to take center stage.
As there is a substantial difference in the manner of conceiving spaces from the experts, architects or designers, and lay people, then the understanding of how people live and interact within a constructed environment is the heart of the design choices.
Prison is a constructed environment… you don't really have decisions or anything in here.
"It is a highly constructed environment but the pretence to the viewer is that it isn't".
It's a carefully constructed environment of lights, mirrors and water in which viewers can transcend their very sense of self.
Set in an undefined past, confined to three or four sets (of which another saloon, the Sandbar, is the most important) and distilled to a 24-hour time frame, the film leaves the real world behind for a wholly constructed environment.
We employ 3D modeling as a forensic platform for investigating the ancient physical and constructed environment, as a kinesthetic tool to explore passage and perception, and as a didactic opportunity for disseminating the complex configuration of this mystery sanctuary.
It requires a thorough understanding of interactions among the natural environment, the constructed environment, and human activities.
Using the magnet of high fashion and design, their meticulously constructed environments lure an unsuspecting public into a state of frustrated desire, keeping the goodies inside them just out of reach.
Situational assessments are observations of performance in artificially constructed environments.
