The phrase "a material process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physical actions, transformations, or processes in various fields such as science, engineering, or linguistics.
Example: "In the study of linguistics, a material process refers to actions that involve a physical change or movement."
Alternatives: "a physical process" or "a tangible process".
It is a material process, surfing over matter like a strange, slow wave.
The result was a new, controversial definition of art as an intellectual rather than a material process.
Though some immaterialists might say that the sort of process in question is "spiritual," the materialist might equally claim that it is a material process in the brain.
Life ultimately is a material process that arose from a nonliving material system spontaneously and at least once in the remote past.
From this perspective, a Material process appears to offer a much more accurate portrayal of the relations within the clause.
Democritus was taken by Aristotle to have considered thought to be a material process involving the local rearrangement of bodies, just as much as is perception.
Here, the only notable difference with the Series A papers is that rise in the chances of a weA material process occurring comes a little later in time.
The PSSHG is prevented by symmetry in a centrosymmetric material process.
As the control group was only treated with 24 h ethanol washing, using a graft material process that originates from bovine bone may be considered in the future.
By combining thermal spray, an additive material process, and ultrafast laser micromachining, a subtractive material process, this technique shows considerable potential in fabricating small scale embedded functional parts within thermal spray coatings.
For example, welding is a joining process in manufacturing taxonomy; however, welding is a material addition process in repair process taxonomy.
