The phrase "artificially developed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been created or modified through artificial means, rather than occurring naturally.
Example: "The new strain of crops was artificially developed to withstand harsh weather conditions."
Alternatives: "synthetically created" or "man-made."
Between 1998 and 2008, the greatest changes of land use pertained to artificially developed areas, but the scale of development is negligible compared to EU member states.
Thousands of web developers and designers emphasize that artificially developed websites couldn't possibly be as meticulous as hand-drawn ones, as they lack the human intelligence factor that is brought into the project by a real artist.
The Sierra Club, in a comment submitted in February, wrote, "ArborGen's plans to grow 260,000 artificially developed, highly experimental, alien, genetically engineered cloned trees in extensive field trials raises many troubling ecological questions about the short-term and long-term environmental impacts and risks that these trees pose in the United States".
Recently, the electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide has gained much attention as an artificially developed carbon fixation system [47, 49 51].
The favourite-ox of the Turkana is generally a castrated male with a very particular appearance, artificially developed through a variety of complex coat and body modifications and horn deformation (Gulliver 1951, 1952a, Evans-Pritchard 1953 , 1956 Almagor 1972, Turton 1980, Brown 1990, Dubosson 2014, Insoll et al. 2015).
Since the initial discoveries, several classes of naturally occurring and artificially developed ribozymes have been defined.
After a week, he found that the mice who had been drinking artificially sweetened water developed significant glucose intolerance.
Smith was left entirely in the friend zone after trying out some of his best jokes and lines on the artificially intelligent humanoid developed by Hanson Robotics.
The company at the heart of his story has developed an artificially intelligent, "self-learning" computer model that trawls the world for information and allows its traders to anticipate market movements prompted, usually, by some disaster or failure.
The cleaning system was developed on artificially discoloured samples of Carrara marble and tested on samples of naturally rust stained Greenlandic marble and in situ on a larger area on The Marble Church in Copenhagen, Denmark.
To improve the auditory quality of WB audio, bandwidth extension (BWE) techniques [1],[2] have been developed to artificially restore the missing HF components at receiver only from the decoded WB audio signals and to reproduce the SWB audio signals without any modifications to the existing audio encoding and transmission components.
