The phrase "a discovery of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, investigation, or exploration where new information or resources are found.
Example: "The archaeologists made a significant discovery of material that shed light on the ancient civilization."
Alternatives: "a finding of resources" or "an uncovering of materials".
In this review, we present screening platforms for the discovery of material properties that influence stem cell behavior.
Computation-driven catalyst design is reviewed and a new platform for discovery of materials with emergent behavior is introduced.
These associates have said he was furious in May when he was forced to postpone the execution of Timothy J. McVeigh for a month because of the belated discovery of materials in the Oklahoma City bombing.
Another route, which we pursue in our group, is a phase-engineering approach that focuses on the discovery of materials with new crystal phases — especially metastable ones — or novel amorphous structures, their large-scale controlled synthesis, and the exploration of their phase-dependent physiochemical properties for practical applications.
His current research centers on discovery of materials for energy applications, including fuel cell catalysts and ionic conductors.
Consider the effort to develop advanced battery chemistries to drive the clean energy economy, which requires the discovery of materials that don't yet exist.
She applies these methods to problems in, e.g., mineral physics and geophysics, discovery of materials at ultra-high pressures, H2O-ice physics, complex oxides, crystalline defects, etc.
She develops and applies simulation methods to investigate materials properties at high pressures and temperatures, particularly in mineral physics and geophysics, discovery of materials at ultra-high pressures, H2O-ice physics, complex oxides, and crystalline defects.
Design and discovery of materials for next-generation batteries, fuel cells and sensors using computations of electronic structure of correlated oxides, electrochemical activity and stability, and ionic conductivity of cathodes and solid electrolytes.
So far, experts working for the Iraq Survey Group, mostly Americans and Britons with long knowledge of Iraq's secret weapons programs, have failed to discover, or at least to announce the discovery of, materials indicating that Mr. Hussein was developing illicit weapons in the final years of his rule.
