The phrase "a material could be found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of discovering or locating a specific material in a given context, such as research or exploration.
Example: "In the course of our investigation, we hypothesized that a material could be found in the sediment layers."
Alternatives: "a substance might be located" or "a resource could be discovered."
4. (SBU) Google then experienced a wave of "attacks" in the media reporting that pornographic material could be found through the Google search engine.
Now, people not fully aware of what's going on here might wonder what finite material could be found suitable for these right/wrong tests for seven- and 11-year-olds?
Members of the Scene went by pseudonyms and used encrypted communications; they cultivated sources inside CD plants, radio stations and anywhere else that pre-release material could be found.
You would be hard pushed to say you were not aware of your employers specific training requirements if you are properly directed to where the training material could be found.
And it is mostly thanks to them that Craske's work has survived, especially when in the early 1970s, Townsend Warner presented her collection, along with whatever biographical material could be found, to Peter Pears and the Snape Maltings, believing that "Craske is an artist whose work should be on view in east Anglia … enhanced in the sharpened light of a seaboard sky".
The documents go on to outline a range of blog sites and Facebook profiles where live renditions of classic Prince tracks such as Purple Rain and Little Red Corvette could be downloaded, or where links to such material could be found.
Engineers suggested that some of the material could be found at the site, but the remainder would have to be brought from outside sources.
Although the walls were rammed earth, so the bulk of the building material could be found in situ, transportation of additional supplies and labour remained difficult for the reasons named above.
Probably because allowing students access to previous courses is not standard practice, no literature on the reasons for student usage of previous course material could be found.
