The phrase "a prescribed material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific materials are required or mandated, such as in educational, medical, or regulatory settings.
Example: "Students must use a prescribed material for their research projects to ensure consistency in data collection."
Alternatives: "designated material" or "required material".
The object is of a finite collection of regions of a set of prescribed material classes of continuously varying material properties.
We propose a universal approach to the problem of computer modeling of shapes with continuously varying material properties satisfying prescribed material conditions on a finite collection of material features and global constraints.
Most had either a prescribed national curriculum or highly specified national standards, with end-of-the-year exams to test whether students had mastered the prescribed material.
Prescribed material, instructions, and teaching methods in the lesson plans were largely implemented in accordance with the instructions.
The classrooms use prescribed materials, mostly wooden, designed to help children learn certain concepts.
The sport's regulations for clothing were originally intended to protect athletes' health, prescribing material that would allow racers' uniforms to breath and perspiration to escape.
Our method builds upon two recently developed approaches that extend density-based topology optimization: A coating approach to obtain an optimized shell that is filled uniformly with a prescribed porous base material, and an infill approach which generates optimized, non-uniform infill within a prescribed shell.
We never prescribe materials, colors, details or design character.
Microscopic scratch tests are carried out, during which a stylus is pushed across the surface of a material under a prescribed monotonically increasing vertical load.
Aim of the formulation is the minimization of the maximum equivalent stress in the underlying material, for a prescribed amount of fiber-reinforcement.
