The phrase "artificial alternatives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing substitutes or options that are not natural but are created through artificial means, often in contexts like food, materials, or technology.
Example: "Many consumers are turning to artificial alternatives to reduce their environmental impact."
Alternatives: "synthetic substitutes" or "man-made options".
Artificial alternatives cost a bomb – if they can be done at all.
Both are hoping to bolster the UK's stagnant £60m sweetener sector and take market share from the long-standing artificial alternatives.
Of course, some of the artificial alternatives, like Red 40, the most widely-used food dye in the U.S., aren't necessarily preferable.
To overcome this limitation, artificial alternatives have been devised, including synthetic expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) and Dacron grafts and decellularisation of natural vessels [1].
Davos Klosters has Europe's largest natural ice rink – a chilled space of 18,000 square metres – as well as a superb artificial alternative in Davos Platz, where visitors can glide through an afternoon.
But there is mounting concern over potential environmental and health hazards posed by the artificial alternative: from climate change impacts, to simple injuries like burns, to potential safety concerns about the chemicals, many of them carcinogens, found in infill.
We described the peptidomics approach to searching novel alternative splicing isoform in proteomics data, especially artificial alternative splicing and SNP.
However, their instability under measurement conditions and low durability prompted researchers toward devising different artificial receptor alternatives.
Dr Bayley's approach offers an alternative: artificial organs made of artificial cells.
In this paper an alternative artificial neural network approach is developed.
Artificial chromosomes are alternative vectors to overcome problematic transgene expression often occurring with conventional vectors in this parasite.
