"socially engineered" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to describe a situation where someone is deliberately manipulated by another person into making a certain decision. For example: "The CEO was socially engineered into giving up confidential company information."
This is the result of social utopianism which believes humanity can be genetically and socially engineered to contradict the lessons of history".
Increasingly so, with socially engineered attacks such as phishing and drive by malware hosted on social media or in apps.
As routine cyber-security measures (patching, anti-virus) become ubiquitous, socially engineered attacks are a growing threat.
Only those who block and dunk should apparently live in a socially engineered academic nirvana where no man-child is left behind.
It does not seem to occur to them that an elite which has been socially engineered would, by virtue of that fact, seem deeply illegitimate to many people.
Income equality is fine if it is "naturally" achieved, but if it is socially engineered it can be perceived as class warfare, a plot against the well-to-do.
"The myth is that the promotion of social mobility means lowering standards, or somehow dumbing down, to socially engineer a particular outcome," he said.
There should not be attempts to socially engineer them.
We have also allowed decades of misguided planning policies to socially engineer patterns of new development.
They are skeptical that centralized experts can predict human behavior accurately enough to socially engineer new programs.
Similarly, the same justices think that America should socially engineer a multicoloured elite so that America's leaders can be seen to be legitimate.
