The phrase "a package of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or bundle of items or information, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The researcher submitted a package of material that included her findings, data sets, and relevant literature."
Alternatives: "a bundle of resources" or "a collection of documents".
The opinion was part of a package of material presented this week by the court to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is reviewing requests by the Justice Department for even broader investigative powers in the aftermath of Sept. 11.
Each day Kissinger delivered to the President a package of material that included the PDB along with material from the State Department, the White House Situation Room, the Joint Chiefs, and others.
He said that because Mr. Schulz was taking $20 payments for a package of materials that supposedly showed how to legally stop paying taxes, the Web site could be shut down as commercial speech that urged criminal conduct.
At a Web site called Elder Stay at Home, Schmieding sells a package of materials (three DVDs and a booklet, for $99) summarizing the content of its family caregiver training program.
Earlier this month, the Stroke Association launched the U.K.'s first Action on Stroke Month, an annual campaign that aims "to increase awareness of the impact of stroke and reach out to many more stroke survivors, their families and carers". To coincide with the event, the Wellcome Trust has put together a package of materials that are being published throughout the month.
The task force, c0-led by Stanford's Maurice Druzin, MD, developed a package of materials that includes care guidelines, such as identification of clinical "triggers" that require immediate evaluation; a compendium of relevant research on the disease; and educational materials for physicians and patients.
The study involves three groups totaling 800 cases, with a control group receiving no mailings, a second "limited" group receiving a package of materials (with lab-designed cartoon illustrations) explaining their legal rights; and a third "maximal" group receiving the above plus an advance postcard and a stamped response envelope.
Essentially we're putting together a package of materials that demonstrates to that judge why the sentence should favor the defendant.
Halderman gave the talk show host a package of materials that "contained clear, explicit and actual threats that indicate this defendant... (wanted to) destroy the reputation of Mr. Letterman and to submit him and his family to humiliation and ridicule," Assistant District Attorney Judy Salwen said in court.
All participating GPs were sent a package of materials and instructions which asked them to complete the practice audit within six to eight weeks of receipt.
The graphs included in the DA were part of a package of materials and the data included in the DA were the data available to the research team at a particular point in time.
