The phrase "absolute material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the definitive or unqualified nature of something that is tangible or physical.
Example: "The scientist emphasized that the evidence presented was absolute material, leaving no room for doubt about the findings."
Alternatives: "concrete evidence" or "definitive substance".
Clement approved the council's decision to charge heresy against the Spirituals, Franciscan extremists who observed absolute material poverty.
"One of the things that's compelling this is absolute material necessity," said Ken Walsh, a professor of criminal justice at San Francisco State University.
That is the machine Dr. Falk and his colleagues used to try to figure out whether we care most about the absolute material reward we get for our work — as a rational Homo economicus should — or whether fairness matters, too.
Certain conditions of absolute material deprivation constitute well-recognised risks for ill health and mortality, including inadequate nutrition, lack of clean water and sanitation, and poor housing.
However, the cited social gradients in life expectancy were mainly observed in highly developed societies, where the prevalence of absolute material deprivation is fairly low.
Figure 4 depicts the composition of all layers of the respective supply chains to the absolute material footprints of the 11 aggregated product groups.
A datum to measure absolute material-removal by comparing surface profile measurements across the engraved mark before and after polishing, shown in Fig. 11. 2.
The CPA 2010 recognises this, exhorting governments to make progress against four specific measures: relative poverty, absolute poverty, material deprivation and persistent poverty.
The analysis reveals that usually in absolute pure materials high-angle planar [0 0 1] twist GBs move by a collective shuffle mechanism while low-angle GBs move by a dislocation based mechanism.
"I got an absolute wealth of material, fascinating stuff," from Paul Köchli, the directeur sportif of that Vie Claire team.
Similar results were obtained when considering the absolute amounts (Supplementary Material, Fig. S5A) or the ratio C26:0/C22:0 (Supplementary Material, Fig. S5E).
