The phrase "a kind of artificial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that resembles or is similar to an artificial version of something else.
Example: "The sculpture was a kind of artificial representation of nature, crafted from synthetic materials."
Alternatives: "a type of artificial" or "a form of artificial".
This creates a kind of artificial aid to sex, an early modern Viagra, if you will".
The app, of course, also plays a digital track, but it has a kind of artificial serendipity built in.
In particular he talked about Graph Rank, which he said acts as a kind of artificial intelligence for Facebook users.
In other words, a size 14 fly can now be seen as a kind of artificial chum pot.
Drug tests will not be available in Sydney for human growth hormone, insulin growth factor and products that serve as a kind of artificial blood.
"Cheonggyecheon is not a natural stream systematically restored, but a kind of artificial fountain in which running water is pumped up and sent flowing along the course.
Gambling creates "a kind of an artificial excitement," Dr. Kelly said.
Gambling, which falls into the strategy-and-chance category of games, creates "a kind of an artificial excitement," Dr. Kelly said.
Using such a blueprint, the composition of an embedded system can be stored in a very compact way representing a kind of digital artificial DNA, since it can be used to completely build up the system at run-time.
In this paper, a kind of discrete artificial bee colony with composite mutation strategies is presented to compensate the defects of the single mutation scheme that is easy to get into the local best for PFSSP, named CDABC.
If natural teleology were the result of benevolent intelligent design with human flourishing in view, as a kind of analogue of artificial teleology for a divine designer, then we might be able to understand natural functions and ends ultimately in terms of the good or flourishing of the organisms in question.
