The phrase "artificially prepared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been made or created through artificial means, often in contrast to natural methods.
Example: "The dish was made with artificially prepared ingredients, which gave it a unique flavor profile."
Alternatives: "synthetically created" or "manufactured artificially".
A large number of radioactive isotopes have been artificially prepared, from rubidium-79 to rubidium-95.
And for Wright — as for Roethke, who declared that his poetry's leaps of association "either... are imaginatively right or they're not" — the link between things seen and things felt cannot be artificially prepared.
In laboratory experiments artificially prepared coals are influenced by the duration of the experiment, but in nature the length of time is substantially longer and the overall effect of time remains undetermined.
Thirty-four isofopes ofranciumum with masses between 199 and 232 have been artificially prepared, and, because natural francium cannot be concentrated, it is also prepared by neutron irradiation of radium to produce actinium, which decays to produce traces of francium.
We found that ethyl benzoate was important components of the fruity odor by sniffing artificially prepared samples.
The egg of brine shrimp were hatched in a tank filled with artificially prepared sea water (brine, 3.8 % NaCl) exposed to incandescent light.
In this study, the authors developed an innovative method of artificially preparing cemented clay with relatively large void ratio and explored the properties of the clay through cell and physical model tests.
However, normally white lead is prepared artificially.
The design of method was performed using blood culture bottles prepared artificially with five strains which have a known susceptibility.
These relationships, based on the test results from soils prepared artificially in the laboratory, were presented in a general analytical form.
If capital could move more freely across borders, the authorities would struggle to keep interest rates artificially low unless they were prepared to let capital flee and the currency fall.By opening the capital account soon, China could claim several prizes, reformers argue.
