The phrase "artificial ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, landscaping, or environmental science, referring to ground that has been altered or created by human activity.
Example: "The engineers decided to use artificial ground to support the new building's foundation, ensuring stability and durability."
Alternatives: "man-made ground" or "synthetic ground".
In such a city of artificial ground, the activities that usually happen in a park or civic square are instead displaced into the air-conditioned lobbies of shopping centres, or the shady undercrofts of office blocks.
Here, it doesn't relate to representations in the artistic sense but to lies that are being told, or deceptive actions being undertaken, in order to put forth a case, in order to assuage pride, in order to set artificial ground rules upon which a meeting of the minds in negotiation can result.
Artificial ground freezing is usually used to improve ground and provide temporary support.
This paper summarizes artificial ground motion procedures, which were studied using a stochastic point-source model.
(i) Computer simulation: Seven representative patterns of cortical hypometabolism served as artificial ground truth.
The artificial ground freezing method (AGF) is widely used in civil and mining engineering.
The players identified three surface related risk factors on FT, which they related to injuries and greater recovery times: 1) Greater surface stiffness 2) Greater surface friction 3) Larger metabolic cost to playing on artificial grounds.
In a study by Zanetti it was found that Italian male amateur soccer players preferred playing on 3rd generation artificial turf rather than natural grounds [ 26], and Andersson et al. found elite female players reported a neutral position towards artificial grounds.
The artificial soil is fertile ground for the activist artist to sow her dangerous content. .
Thermal gradient is one of the main features in artificial freezing ground and permafrost regions.
The number of methodologies proposed in the last three decades to simulate artificial earthquake ground motion testifies the relevance of this subject in the scientific community.
