The phrase "artificial rearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the breeding or nurturing of organisms, particularly in scientific or agricultural discussions.
Example: "The researchers focused on artificial rearing techniques to improve the survival rates of endangered species."
Alternatives: "artificial breeding" or "synthetic nurturing".
Consistent with these findings, artificial rearing decreases BDNF levels in mPFC in comparison to mother-reared groups in female rats (Burton et al. 2007).
Artificial rearing is necessary for excess lambs from the very prolific ewes.
Populations in North America and in western Europe are often carefully managed through habitat manipulation, supplemental feeding, and artificial rearing to ensure maximum hunting yields.
See pages 7 through 15 of the Proceedings of the 46th Annual Spooner Sheep Day (1998) to read the complete article to learn how to manage artificial rearing of lambs.
The behaviour of 126 piglets (in 21 groups of 6 piglets) was scored from video by continuous focal observation lasting 90 min per piglet each on days 4 and 18 after introduction to the artificial rearing system.
However, there is a lack of scientific evidence on techniques, such as oral supplementation of piglets, cross-fostering, nurse sow systems, or artificial rearing of piglets, and further research should be of interest.
> The mortality observed before 5 days of age was lower than that reported for artificial reared Romane lambs (31%; François, 2012) and for other breeds in the experimental farm of Langlade (18%; Weisbecker, 2009).
The artificial diet rearing system for E. postfasciatus, which was originally devised for mass-production of irradiated sterile weevils [41] [43], provides a useful tool to investigate nutritional, physiological and molecular interactions underpinning the Nardonella-weevil endosymbiotic association.
An almost equal number of herds used either a natural or an artificial calf rearing system.
One of the vendors explains that the proliferation of artificial ponds for rearing carp has brought down the price.
Yanay carefully rebuilt his duck utopia, producing his flock by artificial insemination and rearing it in spotless, heat-controlled pens.
