"experiment to create" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when describing a process of trying something in order to produce or develop something new. Example: The scientist conducted an experiment to create a new type of synthetic material.
Too frail for military service, art student Steve Rogers volunteered for an experiment to create an army of super-soldiers.
They are devising an experiment to create a mouse in which senescent cells those that no longer divide are prevented from accumulating.
He had gone to North Carolina to bury the biggest and most divisive issue of the Bush era, the failed neo-conservative experiment to create a model Arab country that would be a beacon for the rest.
Made for about $1.5 million, the original "Human Centipede" was a taut if totally deranged thriller about a scientist (played by the German actor Dieter Laser) who surgically fuses three hostages (Ashlynn Yennie, Akihiro Kitamura and Ashley C. Williams) in an experiment to create an organism with a single digestive tract.
ScienceInsider can report that a 10-week, 300-km² experiment to create a massive bloom of algae in the Southern Ocean will begin tomorrow.
After selecting the test material, 32 participants (50% female), aged between 19 and 37 (mean age 26.9), participated in the experiment to create the DEAP.
The move ousted 11 of the government's original advisers, who in the past had raised concerns about experiments to create dangerous new pathogens.
"Everything was jumbled together, getting moldy almost immediately," he said, and that it "took six years experimenting to create a new methodology to clean and preserve the material".
PAGE A17 Iran's Plutonium Experiments Iran has admitted experimenting to create plutonium, a pathway to nuclear arms, for five years after it previously said it had stopped such work, an International Atomic Energy Agency statement says.
In "Bloodlands," Snyder concentrates on the area between Germany and Russia Polandd, Ukraine, the Baltic region and Belarus) that became the site of horrific experiments to create competing utopias based on class or race war.
The incentives may be smaller than in real-world decisions: so rational choices may be inadequately rewarded and irrational ones inadequately punished.Most important, it is hard for experiments to create realistic opportunities for learning and adapting.
