The phrase "a basic material in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental components or substances involved in a particular context, such as science, manufacturing, or art.
Example: "Wood is a basic material in the construction of furniture."
Alternatives: "an essential component in" or "a fundamental substance in".
Dr. Schwartz and others observed that learning was associated with changes in the structure of chromatin, a basic material found within a cell, in some neurons.
Perhaps in anticipation of this, Mr. Kanwar has produced a little book with the basic material in condensed form.
"His book on Lie algebras presents all the basic material in a wonderfully compact yet accessible form.
MR. KAGAN likes Smurfit-Stone Container because he expects its sales of container board, the basic material in paper-based shipping containers, to pick up as consumer spending rises.
Liquid lead lithium along with lithium titanate has been adopted as basic material in Indian TBM for neutron multiplication and tritium breeding.
· Broad subject areas emphasized or de-emphasized: The collection includes basic material in anthropology, art, cinema, demography, economics, education, history, human development, linguistics, literature, music, political science, philosophy, and religion.
Regulation on the requirements for the approval of basic material in the categories source-identified and selected, and on the list of approved basic material.
Titanium dioxide, which is one of the most basic materials in our daily life, has emerged as an excellent photocatalytic material for environmental protection [7].
The increase of production of basic materials in China was rapid in the past 20 years.
Richardson from SEUK says her organisation is now putting together basic materials in the hope that social enterprise champions will spread the social enterprise word far and wide at this critical point in discussion about the economy.
