"Artificially to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show purpose or intent in a sentence. Example: The researchers artificially increased the temperature of the laboratory to observe the effects on the plants.
In other words, the Chinese plan artificially to raise their producers' costs, blunting their competitive edge.
But the diluted milk has lower nutrient levels, so melamine, high in nitrogen, is then added to restore those levels artificially to meet protein requirements.
"In my opinion, artificially to restrict the readership of a widely accessible book in this way is unacceptable if the information is in the public domain," Goff wrote.
"This is typical behavior of sites that seek artificially to increase their search result ranking without offering authentic content," Google lawyers wrote.
A spokesman for Syngenta said: "A sucrose-based mechanism was used on the basis that it was required to expose bees artificially to thiamethoxam to determine what actual level of residue would exert a toxic effect".
He added: "It would not be in any nation's interest artificially to accelerate the process and no responsible government would hit the start button on a two-year legal process without preparing appropriately.
In order to resolve undetermined ratios, frequencies equal to 0 were artificially set to 10 9.
States set their tuition artificially low to keep the barriers to college as surmountable as possible.
They're using accounting maneuvers to "artificially" shift profits to tax havens.
The effect of this currency undervaluation is twofold: it makes Chinese goods artificially cheap to foreigners, while making foreign goods artificially expensive to the Chinese.
Isoprene can also be artificially polymerised to make synthetic rubber.
