The phrase "artificial spawning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, aquaculture, or environmental science, referring to the process of inducing reproduction in organisms, typically fish, through artificial means.
Example: "The researchers implemented artificial spawning techniques to increase the population of the endangered fish species."
Alternatives: "synthetic breeding" or "man-made spawning".
When it's full, released water aids the Capilano Salmon Hatchery, an artificial spawning area that draws salmon returning from the Pacific.
River pollution, as well as dams built for hydroelectric works, have adversely affected natural spawning habits, especially those of salmon and sea trout, and Finland has established a large number of fish-breeding stations at which artificial spawning is induced.
Six artificial spawning sites were constructed in each stream, three downstream (treatments) and three upstream (controls) of the drainage areas.
DNA was extracted from the fin clip of one specimen of E. lanceolatus which the source of sperm for the artificial spawning of the interspecific F1 hybrid E. fuscoguttatus × E. lanceolatus.
Manmade fish ladders enabling fish to bypass dams and artificial spawning projects - both designed to mitigate plummeting fish populations - are NOT cutting it.
However, mass production of the hybrid has been difficult due to problems involved in artificial spawning.
Marx Creek is a groundwater-fed, artificial salmon-spawning stream near Hyder, Alaska.
Marx Creek is a groundwater-fed, artificial salmon-spawning stream located approximately 7 km north of Hyder, Alaska (Fig. 1).
Marx Creek is an artificial salmon-spawning stream that is fed almost exclusively by upwelling and laterally flowing groundwater-supplied baseflow (Denton 1997).
To assess use of natural and artificial waterways for spawning migrations, we monitored adult migrations and young-of-year production of northern pike (Esox lucius) for two years in six adjacent tributaries of southern Green Bay on Lake Michigan, USA.
Otto's right knee looks like a lunar landscape and his artificial parts have spawned life-threatening infections, but he regrets nothing.
