The phrase "artificially move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being relocated or manipulated in a non-natural or synthetic manner.
Example: "The researchers had to artificially move the samples to ensure they were not contaminated by the environment."
Alternatives: "manipulate" or "synthetically relocate".
An accounting technique called abusive transfer pricing, allows multinationals to artificially move profits out of high-tax jurisdictions like the United States, and into low- and no-tax countries like the Cayman Islands, Ireland and Switzerland.
Similarly to kinematic examination in humans, we did not artificially move the joint until the animals vocalized or withdrew, but instead quantified the maximal and minimal angles between the femur and tibia in a freely moving animal (dynamic ROM).
In Europe, regulators are investigating whether banks artificially moved the Euro Interbank Offered Rate, or Euribor.
Multinationals are under pressure to reach agreement with the UK tax authority before the diverted profits tax is brought in on 1 April, which will levy a 25% tax on profits that are deemed to have been artificially moved outside the UK.
Our study brought essential genetic clarifications, which have implications for conservation strategies in identifying distinct lineages across which birds should not be artificially moved through exchange/reintroduction schemes.
Research is already underway to equip cockroaches with directional microphones and tracking units, allowing them to skitter through a disaster area, compelled artificially to move toward the voices of trapped humans.
"Rather than artificially encouraging businesses to move – a policy that has historically had low success rates – the first priority should be addressing skills-gaps across the north," she says.
Mr. Duryea of the Ospraie fund dismissed the idea that financial investors, with obligations to suppliers and customers of their elevators and fertilizer services, would put their thumb on the supply-demand scale by holding back inventory to move prices artificially.
In his March 2015 budget, Mr Osborne announced the introduction the following month of a so-called "Google tax" targeting companies judged to move profits overseas artificially as a way of limiting their tax liability.
Banks are accused of artificially extending waiting times to move aluminium and other base metals out of warehouses licensed by the London Metal Exchange, which proposes to introduce rules to hurry things up from April 2014.
To analyze the coordinated movement of individual fish using a simple apparatus, we prepared a small tank (14-cm in diameter) to artificially induce small fish to move by eliciting an OMR under laboratory conditions (Fig. 1A).
