The phrase "artificial structures and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of man-made constructions or systems, often in contexts related to architecture, engineering, or environmental studies.
Example: "The research focused on the impact of artificial structures and natural habitats on local wildlife."
Alternatives: "man-made structures and" or "constructed elements and".
China has built a number of artificial structures and begun to militarize them.
These differences are attributable in large part to the altering of the natural terrain through the construction of artificial structures and surfaces.
Each year in its annual report, AstraZeneca says: "We draw a distinction between tax planning using artificial structures and optimising tax treatment of business transactions and we engage only in the latter".
Andrews told a security summit in Singapore on Sunday that Australia was concerned about "the prospect of militarisation of artificial structures" and countries should "agree as soon as possible" on a code of conduct for the area.
Two of these functions, environmental effect inherent to the active site cavity defined by the protein conformation and cooperative effect of functional groups in the cavity, have been successfully introduced into artificial structures and examined.
Furthermore, artificial structures and topography played an important role in constraining the inundation limit.
We have explained in previous sections that either effective mass density or effective bulk modulus of acoustic parameters can be negative near resonant frequency of a periodic artificial structure and then a fully opaque acoustic material is possible.
"When you have frozen infrastructure, you don't have to build an artificial structure and probably get used to not having to worry too much about breaches.
Within narrow limits too, domestic fires and artificial structures create and diffuse increased warmth, to an extent that may effect vegetation.
During a species inventory, several specimens of an unknown caprellid were recovered by Platvoet et al. from artificial structures in and around the Neeltje-Jans and the Eastern Scheldt storm surge barrier in Burghsluis, Zeeland.
Since the dawn of building, architects have compared artificial structures to natural structures, and a century ago Frank Lloyd Wright used the term organic to refer to "living architecture".
