The phrase "a fine material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high-quality substance or fabric in various contexts, such as fashion, construction, or art.
Example: "The dress was made from a fine material that felt luxurious against the skin."
Alternatives: "a high-quality fabric" or "an exquisite substance."
Pollution from nearby industrial works is "like a fine material" wrapped around the skin of one of his characters.
Original or not, these paintings have a fine material and optical concentration, suggesting that Krasner's talent may have been best suited for more intimate ways of working.
The air was never quite clear anyway, because of the works, but this year it was thick and dry, like a fine material wrapped around my face and arms.
The cross piston press can comminute a fine material to a microfine powder.
About 71.1 million tons, or 55%, of the CCW produced each year is fly ash, a fine material that is captured after combustion in filters or electrostatic precipitators.
A tank top that is the same colour as your back brace will make the back brace stand out a little less under a shirt made from a fine material.
Brewers may also add more hops and a fining material, like isinglass, to help settle the yeast and clarify the beer.
The jerseys, which have embroidered lettering and are made with a finer material, cost $266, nearly three times the cost of other replica jerseys.
Excavation materials are mixed with CDW to produce recycled mixed aggregates with soil, as well as a finer material referred to as mixed recycled soil.
Spatial variations in granulometry across the various units indicate a progressive depletion of a finer material in the gully and comparatively invariant distribution of the same fractions within the balka.
This techniques allows for breaking up the HA gel, especially in the case of Restylane® into a finer material more suitable for the treatment of these fine lines without overcorrection.
