The phrase "artificial mixing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes or techniques that involve combining elements in a way that is not natural or organic, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The researchers employed artificial mixing to ensure a uniform distribution of the chemicals in the solution."
Alternatives: "synthetic blending" or "man-made mixing".
Territoriality could be stimulated in species such as pigs by artificial mixing and intensive housing.
Most numerical methods diffuse the interface, resulting in artificial mixing and spurious reactions.
Here we use ASP to simulate the gas-phase chemistry and particle dynamics of young biomass burning smoke plumes and to estimate the errors introduced by the artificial mixing of biomass burning emissions into large-scale grid boxes.
This method gave spontaneous and homogeneous mixing of molten reactants, as well as steady intermediate phase translation without using any artificial mixing procedures.
Further, gradient-based source terms that appear in the DQMOM transport equations are severely underpredicted in LES leading to artificial mixing of fuel and oxidizer.
A two-well (injection and pumping) system was employed to perform the forced gradient test and a straddle packer was installed in the injection well to avoid in-well artificial mixing.
Yeast was cultivated either in complex medium (YPD: 2% dextrose, 2% bacto peptone, 1% yeast extract), or in complete synthetic medium (an artificial mix of 2% dextrose and all necessary aminoacids and nucleobases) lacking adenine (-Ade), uracil (-Ura), or histidine (-His), as required.
These artificial mixes work even better when they contain compost.
There were bowls of jewellery in one of the rooms, with real gold and artificial jewellery mixed in together.
And we admire Miami twenty-something Jane's refusal to let the small matter of an artificial insemination mix-up cum unplanned pregnancy get her down.
His moment of epiphany, however, came when he saw a reproduction of de Chirico's Love Song, a masterpiece by the Italian godfather of Surrealism in which the mundane and the artificial are mixed with the human and the organic to create an impression of timelessness and mystery.
