The phrase "artificial parts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing components or elements that are not natural, often in fields like medicine, engineering, or technology.
Example: "The patient received artificial parts to replace the damaged organs, allowing for improved functionality."
Alternatives: "synthetic components" or "man-made elements".
This generally means a copious supply of blond hair and buff bodies sporting artificial parts.
Furthermore, modern prostheses (artificial parts), particularly for amputations in the lower extremity, have reduced the handicap for the amputee.
Otto's right knee looks like a lunar landscape and his artificial parts have spawned life-threatening infections, but he regrets nothing.
But nothing on screen could replicate the specific thrill of watching Joey take on substance and soul, out of disparate artificial parts, before our eyes.
But last week, a federal panel found that replacing a diseased joint with artificial parts quickly relieved pain and improved mobility and quality of life in 90percentt of the patients.
But last December, a panel at the National Institutes of Health found that replacing a knee damaged by arthritis or disease with artificial parts was successful for 90percentt of the 300,000 patients who have the surgery each year.
This artificial part of himself not only elicits attention but inspires readers to draw parallels with his work.
"When I'm 80 I want the artificial part of my body to be completely superior to the biological part," he says.
With my designs, I came to think of the artificial part of a person's body as a blank canvas for which to create.
The heart of the show is its most obviously artificial part: the silent movie, with its declamatory language (seen in surtitles), its worldwide leaps of action, its wobbly gestures, its simplicity.
To achieve this level of success I had to view my own body in distinct way from how society was viewing my body … I viewed my artificial limbs not as curse but as an opportunity … They are part of my identity … and because the artificial part of my body is upgradeable it's immortal … (They are) intimate inorganic extensions of (my) body.
