The phrase "artisanal process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method of production that emphasizes traditional craftsmanship and quality, often associated with handmade goods.
Example: "The bakery prides itself on its artisanal process, using only the finest ingredients and time-honored techniques to create their bread."
Alternatives: "handcrafted method" or "craft production".
"It was a much more artisanal process — a high-fashion place," he says.
"The image is more alive because it's part of this organic artisanal process," Gilles added.
In the age of accelerating change, innovation is moving from an accidental, artisanal process to a large-scale societal machinery.
Conventional prosthetic socket fabrication is an artisanal process requiring substantial human hours, financial cost and patient involvement for evaluation.
The scale-up issues would still need solving, but the painstaking, often artisanal process of growing viruses in tissue culture or in eggs — the tedium of isolation and decontamination, gowns, masks, face shields, doubled-up gloves — would be vastly diminished.
Each socket's design must be highly personalized through what is currently an "artisanal process" requiring extensive time and money, says Kevin Moerman, the research scientist leading the computational biomechanics research track at the MIT Media Lab's Biomechatronics group.
However, the artisanal processes of research and development are slow, expensive, and inconsistent, representing a major obstacle in biotechnology and bioengineering.
Over the years I have written at length about the foods and artisanal processes of the Emilia Romagna region, and these amazing products were a large part of the inspiration for my New York Times Bestseller, Real Food, Fake Food: Why You Don't Know What You're Eating and What You Can Do About It.
The conventional surgical splints have an artisanal manufacturing process subjective to systematic errors.
Modern marketing notwithstanding, the only way to achieve high quality is through a slow, artisanal curing process.
In buying Steinway, the firm plans to "accelerate its global expansion, while ensuring the artisanal manufacturing processes that make the company's products unique are preserved, celebrated and treasured," Christopher W. Anderson, a Kohlberg & Company partner, said in a statement.
