The phrase "artificial characters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to characters that are not naturally occurring, often in the context of digital or fictional representations.
Example: "In the video game, players can create their own artificial characters to interact with the environment."
Alternatives: "synthetic characters" or "computer-generated characters".
The artificial character of the "Islamic" label came out even more spectacularly in the Sotheby's Oct. 5 sale.
Australians blame the seat of government's artificial character for their politicians' being out of touch, and resent the money spent on a city of bureaucrats.
The frozen quality of the staring faces, even when the sitters belong to the artist's closest circle, betrays the artificial character of this flirtation with Neo-Classicism.
"The unreal artificial character of our politics reflects elites' insulation from common life," Lasch wrote, "together with a secret conviction that the real problems are insoluble".
The answer, of course, is that this is the hard artificial intelligence problem and it is difficult to create an artificial character that convinces a real person for more than a few minutes.
In spite of the high merit of these works, and the enthusiasm for poetry and art which they express, the reaction against this type of aesthetics was not, at bottom, a reaction against the artificial character of the principle on which they were based.
It is true that, if the act in question is a natural and probable consequence of an intended wrongful act, then the unintended wrong may derive its character from the wrong that was intended; but, if the unintended wrong was not a natural and probable consequence of the intended wrongful act, then this artificial character cannot be ascribed to it, as a basis of guilty intent.
When it comes down to ideological squabbles among the scientists, it takes on an artificial character that's far less prepossessing.
"The question is, to what degree the low supply has an artificial character". Krueger was referring to a backlog in the foreclosure process that has reduced the inventory of homes for sale.
We first considered that this might be resulted from the flexible free end of incomplete mesenteries being attached to an adjoining mesentery; however, constantly observed pair-wise pattern indicates that it is not an artificial character.
