The phrase "a material exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to risk assessment, finance, or legal matters where the significance of exposure to a certain factor is being discussed.
Example: "The company must disclose any material exposure that could affect its financial stability in the upcoming report."
Alternatives: "a significant exposure" or "a substantial exposure".
"AstraZeneca's policy is to comply with all applicable laws, including competition laws, and this policy is taken very seriously by the company and its employees," the company said in a statement, adding that it did not anticipate any "material exposure" to arise as a result of the commission's accusation, which came in the form of a lawsuit.
The Australian Securities Exchange guidelines for public companies recommends entities disclose any "material exposure to economic, environmental and social sustainability risks".
"We don't have any material exposure to Greece," Mr. Dougan said.
The spacewalkers also planned to jettison the frame of an old material exposure experiment, as well as retrieve a case of samples from a materials space exposure experiment during their work outside the International Space Station.
"We continue to favor a 'buying the winners' strategy with a focus on companies that are growing revenue and executing well despite a choppy environment, have a solid backlog of new outsourcing and material exposure to second-half consumer seasonality".
Current trends in immune response testing of biomaterials typically examine few elements of the immune system, and they often undertake a mechanistic approach without first determining if material exposure results in physiologically relevant modulation of both innate and acquired immunity.
In a conference call he held last month, Mr. Viniar made the shocking claim that Goldman "had no material exposure to A.I.G".
Similarly, Raj Madha, a banking analyst at Rasmala Investments, said Salama Islamic Arab Insurance Co., based in Dubai, "has material exposure" to the unrest in other countries.
American financial institutions have "limited exposure" to the euro zone's periphery, he said, but retain "more material" exposure to the bigger core countries, including France and Italy.
On Friday, Standard & Poor's downgraded the credit rating of the biggest French bank, BNP Paribas, citing its "material" exposure to Italy, which faces problems similar to Greece's, but on a much larger scale.
