rule-controlled creation

noun
UK /ruːl kənˈtrəʊld kriˈeɪʃən/
US /ruːl kənˈtroʊld kriˈeɪʃən/

Making something by following a set of rules.

The teacher praised the rule-controlled creation of the paper castle.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thing made by following strict instructions.

The robot was a rule-controlled creation from a kit.

3. The act of building something within set limits.

Their rule-controlled creation had to fit inside a small box.

4. A process where rules decide how something is made.

The game uses rule-controlled creation to make new levels.