The word "artificially" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been made or modified by human intervention rather than found in nature, or when something has been created using technology or scientific methods in order to imitate a natural process, product, or event. For example: "The lake was artificially created by the damming of the river."
A 36-year old trader, Navinder Singh Sarao, is challenging his extradition to the US, where he is accused of artificially manipulating the market.
Piketty goes on to point out, however, that only the varying crises of the 20th century – mainly two world wars – prevented the steady growth of wealth by temporarily and artificially levelling out inequality.
The remaining two categories are fortunate enough not to be artificially blown out of proportion by a Mrs Brown's Boys, and could realistically go to any of the nominees.
China has reportedly started building up its military presence in the artificially created islands, in a region believed to be rich in oil and gas reserves.
It involves circulating the patient's blood outside the body and adding oxygen to it artificially.
First-past-the-post is artificially dividing the UK – giving the SNP nearly all Scottish seats on half the vote, while excluding Labour from the south of England and over-representing them in Wales".
But if all schools can use notice of inspections to make themselves look artificially good, as the DfE and Ofsted have argued, we wonder how this differs.
A collection of prominent statisticians have also said that EPF has artificially inflated the deficit by assuming a buoyant economy when predicting future salaries, but assuming a recession when predicting investment returns.
Some trading partners insist China is keeping its currency artificially low to give Chinese exporters a competitive advantage.
For years foreigners accused them of keeping the yuan artificially weak to boost exports.
Their concern is altogether more distant and more apocalyptic: the threat of autonomous machines with superhuman cognitive capacity and interests that conflict with those of Homo sapiens.Such artificially intelligent beings are still a very long way off; indeed, it may never be possible to create them.
