The phrase "artfully managed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or project that has been handled with skill and creativity.
Example: "The event was artfully managed, resulting in a seamless experience for all attendees."
Alternatives: "skillfully handled" or "expertly orchestrated".
When word of the unrest cascaded out, much of the news was artfully managed by officials.
Yet the presence of Victor and Serena at the edge of each story, artfully managed though it is, feels like a ruse.
Mr Djindjic had artfully managed to postpone Mr Kostunica's move into the Serbian presidency by ensuring that the turnout was invalidly low in election rounds held since December, even though Mr Kostunica easily topped the polls.
Numbers' main rhythm is one of artfully managed melodic chaos, the sound of digits being fed into a system and bubbling up and down in fascinating patterns – imagine the stock market but more volatile, more important, more fun.
I think I am not giving anything away, cheating the writer or the reader of the outcome of artfully managed suspense, by saying that the goal, the finish line, literally the last word of the novel - and not mentioned before that - is "Iraq".
Judging by this exhibition, the answer seems to be by artfully managing the fear, ignorance and superstition of the faithful.
Directed with restraint by Michael Wilson, the play artfully manages to be both sentimental and ruthless as it totes up the losses in its characters' lives (1 30).
Chris artfully manages this through a body of work in which his personable style reveals the stories that his subjects weren't trying to tell.
The Caddy stuck to that track like a bum on a bologna sandwich, artfully managing even the off-camber uphill turn 3 and the off-camber downhill turn 5.
Artfully, he managed to negotiate peace with the powerful intelligence agency, "so now we had a very important ally.
Even those whose job it was to write about Davos, namely journalists, were carefully managed and given artfully constructed bits of sanctioned information.
