The phrase "artificial origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is created or produced by human intervention rather than occurring naturally.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of products with artificial origin on consumer health."
Alternatives: "synthetic source" or "man-made origin".
Some nutraceutical compounds are of artificial origin but in recent years attention has been focused on natural compounds originating from plant secondary metabolism.
"An artificial origin is worth contemplating and checking.
The digging of the pool coincided with the publication of research establishing the broads' artificial origin in medieval peat diggings.
It may take decades after the initial indications of alien life for scientists to gather enough evidence to be certain or to decipher a signal of artificial origin.
We describe a novel data-processing and analysis pipeline for optical observations of moving objects, either of natural (asteroids, meteors) or artificial origin (satellites, space debris).
The determination of the composition of the bead in a fully non-invasive way suggested an artificial origin of the glass.
Data's artificial origins prevent him from even having emotions to suppress!
For all its apparently artificial origins, then, this conservation law enshrines a very deep truth about the material universe, one that has not yet been fully explored.
Yet despite the recent and artificial origins of the gaúcho as a symbol of southern identity, it is everywhere in Rio Grande do Sul, and even in a highly urban context like that of Porto Alegre.
When non-French planning experts assess La Défense, they say it shares the same problems as the Canary Wharf complex in London, where developers have tried to supplant the City with Big Architecture and whose artificial origins may be hard to overcome.
Strand-specific permanganate hypersensitivity was also observed in artificial origins containing the pBR322 DNA unwinding element in either orientation.
