The phrase "alien creation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing extraterrestrial life, science fiction, or metaphorically to describe something that feels foreign or unusual.
Example: "The film explores the concept of alien creation, delving into the origins of life on other planets."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrial origin" or "foreign creation".
The game, made by Hasbro, is billed as a "game of alien creation and universal destruction" and involves players zapping each other with wireless signals that control or contain "pox" infections.
Here's a high-concept approach to alien creation and, be warned, a spoiler if you've waited two decades to see the movie: When coming up with a new creature is too much pressure, just have the extraterrestrial masquerade as the main character's father.
Cthulhu is pronounced 'khlul-loo' (because we've all wondered at some point) In a 1934 letter to amateur writer Duane W Rimel, Lovecraft explained how to pronounce the name of his alien creation: The name of the hellish entity was invented by beings whose vocal organs were not like man's, hence it has no relation to the human speech equipment.
As previously reported, she co-produced much of the album with the Venezuelan producer Arca, AKA Alejandro Ghersi, who is known for his alien creations for FKA Twigs and Kanye West.
This Felt Artist Turns Fabric into Organic, Alien Creations.
And while most people seem to associate Bowie's greatest with androgynous alien creations like Aladdin Sane and Ziggy Stardust, for me his greatest moments are when he becomes David Bowie the great romantic.
However new or strange or alien a creation may seem, it can only be made from what already exists.
He will face competition from modders like Mark Weitz, from Metairie, La., whose "Alien Head" creation placed second at the Summer 2002 event.
While many others have attempted to recreate James Cameron's alien-fighting creation, this may be the first version of the costume to feature a baby in place of Sigourney Weaver.
(Story continues below photo.) While many others have attempted to recreate James Cameron's alien-fighting creation, this may be the first version of the costume to feature a baby in place of Sigourney Weaver.
(Chart available at Yale's Dept. of African Studies). Possibly lead students who are playing the aliens in the creation of "new" instruments for their culture.
