The phrase "a prospective material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a material that is being considered for future use or application in a specific context, such as research or manufacturing.
Example: "The researchers are evaluating a prospective material for its potential in creating more efficient solar panels."
Alternatives: "a potential material" or "a candidate material".
For example, graphene, being electrically conducting, transparent, strong, and flexible, may be a prospective material for use in touch screens.
Magnesium is a prospective material to save weight and fuel due to its low density and its high specific strength.
Nanostructured MoS2 is emerging as a prospective material for lithium ion batteries.
Copper carbon composites are a prospective material for application as heat sink material in thermal management applications.
The relatively recent technology, which enables the production of high strength concrete (HSC), makes HSC a prospective material for the construction of impact-resisting barriers.
The uniform electrospun fibrous mat resulted from PPEK/chloroform binary system indicated that PPEK would be a prospective material to be applied in electrospinning.
12 An important aspect of any prospective material for clinical application is the ability to resist not only laboratory-adapted bacterial strains but also fresh clinical isolates.
In the current study on a clinical prospective material, mainly demarcation and extent of demineralization and osteolysis were better seen with tomosynthesis than with radiography in the AP projection.
He disliked stars' salary demands and trusted only a few people to choose prospective material, including Robertson.
Features, like low-leakage currents, high resistivity and reproducible C V and I V characteristics indicate that IPD aluminum oxide films may be a prospective dielectric material, especially for application in novel wide bandgap materials-based (e.g. SiC) electronic devices.
