The phrase "artisanal use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or practice that is crafted with care and skill, often associated with traditional or handmade techniques.
Example: "The artisanal use of local ingredients in the restaurant's dishes sets it apart from chain establishments."
Alternatives: "handcrafted use" or "craft-based use".
In Murano, administratively a district of Venice, discussion has centered on the "Sacca San Mattia," a 7-hectare, or 17-acre, plot of abandoned land that is to be reconverted to industrial and artisanal use.
For home and artisanal use of honey in marmalades, jellies and fruit syrups, there is a multitude of family recipes, but industrial use of honey in preserves remains very limited, probably because of economic considerations.
Pain & Cie is seriously rustic and artisanal, using stone-ground flours in their chewy, flavorful breads and serving them with a panoply of homemade spreads (wild blackberry jam, bitter orange marmalade) on a long wooden farmhouse table.
Artisanal boats use exactly the same gear, but some fishermen use up to 5 nets instead of 3. Catches have averaged 3115 T annually from 1984 to 1986.
As is the case with many spirits, the best cachaça is made in small batches by artisanal distillers, using the same techniques their predecessors used in early colonial days, when cachaça played a role in the slave trade.
The appearance of the leather is a result of the artisanal techniques used at the company's domestic micro-tannery.
Larger than Le Farm, the Whelk shares the same artisanal philosophy, using as many fresh and locally grown ingredients as possible.
Most rely heavily on artisanal fishing, using canoes or small boats with simple gear and often working off of open beaches.
It opened in 1940, many years before the word "artisanal" was used adjectivally to describe that staple of all self-respecting city markets: handmade cheese.
In this neck of the Brooklyn woods, the inhabitants design working light bulbs from hand-blown glass and locally spun dental floss and produce artisanal water using recycled hydrogen and oxygen.
She knew she had to come up with an artisanal product using local fibers she could sell globally moving up the Africa value chain.
