The phrase "artificial method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a technique or process that is not natural, often in contexts related to science, technology, or artificial intelligence.
Example: "The researchers employed an artificial method to simulate the conditions of the experiment."
Alternatives: "synthetic approach" or "man-made technique".
It is very tedious and inconvenient to evaluate the camouflage pattern using the artificial method.
The dictionary definition of "countertenor" is a high male falsetto voice, meaning that it is achieved through an artificial method of voice production involving only partial vibration of the vocal chords.
In fact, the debt ceiling is an artificial method of keeping an eye on borrowing that Congress itself imposed nearly a century ago.
If she seeks security against pregnancy, a woman may in fact have an overlap of several months between the time she adopts an artificial method and the end of her natural protection.
"That old system did have its disadvantages though — the artificial method of building up a star who could collapse to nothing overnight for example?" "You will find that it was only the ones who were built up as great sex goddesses who collapsed.
His ringing veto sent Congress back to work: "I am not a believer in any artificial method of making paper money equal to coin when the coin is not owned or held ready to redeem the promises to pay". In June, Grant signed a compromise bill that eased inflation fears.
The church decided against any artificial methods of birth control..
It highlighted in particular the papal ban on Catholics using artificial methods of birth control.
Many modern experts have artificial methods to solve this common problem.
It means having hair that looks natural, which, of course, can be achieved only by the most rigorously artificial methods.
In the white-skied, alabaster-skinned UK, we have taken to artificial methods of darkening our skin with particular vigour.
