The phrase "artificial inoculation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to microbiology, agriculture, or medicine, where a controlled introduction of a pathogen or substance is being discussed.
Example: "The researchers conducted an artificial inoculation of the plants to study their resistance to the disease."
Alternatives: "synthetic inoculation of" or "man-made inoculation of".
In this study, sterilized A. oxyphylla samples were contaminated by artificial inoculation of A. flavus spores.
The research result was published in Soil Science in May 1944 (Chen and Shu 1944), which provided the theoretical evidence for large scale artificial inoculation of Rhizobium astragali.
In order to detect the resistance spectrum of rice blast, 33 isolates of M. oryzae collected from Guangdong provinces of China were used for artificial inoculation of leaf blast at the seedling stage in greenhouse conditions.
Seven strains of Xoo were applied for artificial inoculation of bacterial blight separately in the experimental field of Huazhong Agricultural University (N30°35′, E114°17′, 16 m altitude) according to the leaf-clipping method as described by Jiang et al. (2015).
The reactions of 168 RILs to Bakanae disease along with their parents were assessed by artificial inoculation of a virulent isolate of F. fujikuroi, F250 (NCBI Gene bank accession number - KM50526) through a high throughput screening protocol developed by Fiyaz et al. (2014).
Persistent S. aureus carriers are more likely to reacquire colonization with their original S. aureus strain after decolonization and subsequent artificial inoculation of a mixture of S. aureus strains including their own, while non-carriers subjected to artificial inoculation return to non-colonization [14].
Artificial inoculations of Phytophthora kernoviae demonstrate the potential for this pathogen to cause lesions on Pinus radiata.
Many artificial inoculations of Wolbachia in novel hosts are unsuccessful, or have a poor transmission [ 55- 59].
P. viticola was collected from sporulated field leaves and used for the artificial inoculations of surface-sterilized leaves.
P. viticola inoculum was collected from sporulated field leaves and used for the artificial inoculations of surface-sterilized leaves.
Mycorrhizal colonization rate of different treatments were higher than that of the non-inoculated control treatment, which showed artificial inoculation to be effective in increasing root mycorrhizal colonization.
