The phrase "a primary material for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main substance or resource used in a particular process, product, or context.
Example: "Wood is a primary material for constructing furniture due to its durability and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "a key resource for" or "a main component for".
I have been using transducers and sound as a primary material in my art for 45 years.
They reported that soap is the only material used for bathing one's self or a child, and is the primary material for handwashing after defecation, cleaning a child, before feeding a child, and at any point where she felt she had contacted a dirty thing (Table 5).
This collection includes correspondences, research reports, brochures, court hearings and speeches, and represent an important collection of primary material for the study of the family and the health and well-being of children in the twentieth century.
It is striking that today's primary material for evolutionary studies is itself a new phylogenetic object: a large forest of life (FOL) [ 4, 22].
Helleiner drew heavily on detailed primary material for his research and presents with his beautifully written book a completely new reading of the Bretton Woods negotiations". "Eric Helleiner's Forgotten Foundations of Bretton Woods offers an original interpretation of the birth of the postwar order.
For almost two decades, DNA has been the primary material for nucleic acid nanoconstruction.
Aluminium alloys have been the primary material for the structural parts of aircraft for more than 80 years because of their well known performance, well established design methods, manufacturing and reliable inspection techniques.
Ms. Parke works in textile design for the merchandising department of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and when she is not making fabrics there, she is making them in her apartment to serve as the primary material for Mr. Barrow's meticulous textile-based paintings, which are increasingly sought after.
It includes collections of primary material for the European Union and other jurisdictions.
As well-controlled absorption of laser light in silica (SiO2) is impeded by the transparency of this material, we choose highly absorbing silicon suboxide (SiO x, x ≈ 1) as primary material for laser treatment, which can be oxidized to SiO2 after the laser-induced shape-forming process [6].
