"artificial construction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is created or designed by people/man-made, as opposed to something found in nature. For example, "The bridges are an artificial construction, built to connect the two islands."
"This artificial construction of two czars creates a real factor of instability.
Does this mean that the written "voice" is never spontaneous and natural but always an artificial construction of language?
They also crammed in a goodly stock of plants, making the composition more garden than artificial construction.
Now mine is still measured in the method of artificial construction and acceptance.
In that case, Parks should heed his own advice to savor present experience and privilege "sense and immediate perception" above an artificial "construction of meaning".
Her colleague Gaetano Ruta said the holding company, Gado – a combination of the two men's surnames – was an artificial construction "whose aim was to get a tax advantage".
His talent: finding regular people who, trapped in artificial constructions with cameras rolling, are abnormally interesting.
He explores both humans' artificial constructions of the "wild" and the true wild's shaping of its own environment.
Artificial constructions of rocks, sticks and string are intricate but ridiculously flimsy, a quality enhanced by Ms. Spevack's delicate pencil technique.
Arkin's Grandpa is the exception to a cast of characters who often seem like artificial constructions rather than living feeling human beings.
What all these artificial constructions amount to for Uber, Airbnb and the like is an attempt to bypass laws enacted over decades precisely in order to protect both renters and landlords, taxi drivers and passengers.
