The phrase "a network of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or arrangement of interconnected materials, often in contexts related to science, technology, or art.
Example: "The artist created a stunning installation that resembled a network of material, intertwining various fabrics and metals."
Alternatives: "a web of materials" or "a system of materials."
A supply chain refers to "a network of materials, information, and services processing links with the characteristics of supply, transformation, and demand" (Chen and Paulraj 2004, p. 119).
This work represents a step toward a Cyclic Fabrication System, a network of materials, tools, and manufacturing processes that can produce all of its constituent components.
However, designing a complex network of material and energy exchanges between companies in an industrial park while satisfying multiple conflicting objectives require a systematic design methodology.
In addition, policymakers and planners should actively counteract any further housing, industrial or commercial sprawl, while focusing on programs of urban regeneration centered on the quality of public spaces, as well as a renewed network of material and immaterial services and cultural mediation between different generations and cultures.
The PCL scaffold provides an appropriate network of material and interconnecting pores to act as a temporary matrix for new bone formation similar to autologous bone.
Yeeyan is a network of volunteers who translate material which they think would be of interest to a Chinese audience.
Although Iran has signed treaties promising not to build nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, it is suspected of setting up a network of companies to buy materials, technology and know-how for such weapons on the international black market.
As an example, in Figure 1 we show the computation of the directed and undirected Stress applied to a network of Oncogenes (see Supplementary materials: Oncogenes.txt and Oncogenes_edge_directions.txt).txt
Pathways may be broadly described as models that characterize movement of material through a network of molecular species and processing steps.
One part of Mr. Goldberg's new company, a network of Internet sites with original material from artists, will be built around Mr. Rundgren's concept of the Patronet, in which music fans become patrons of their favorite artists online.
