The phrase "accurate material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or content that is precise, correct, and reliable.
Example: "In order to ensure the success of the project, we need to gather accurate material for our research."
Alternatives: "reliable information" or "correct data".
The mathematical model incorporates the accurate material constitutive laws of sandwiched concrete, which accurately predict the residual concrete strength and strain in the post-yield regime.
"We continue to be committed to presenting balanced, unbiased, and accurate material.
"My only interest at this point is to reconstruct and hand down the most accurate material possible," Mr. Eng said.
Imagine if a maths book was discovered to contain factual errors and consequently discarded in favour of more accurate material.
If it has been alerted -- via your posters and program, perhaps -- and wishes to listen to historically accurate material, then discuss and sing.
But the content I contributed in the early years of Teen Mom and 16 & Pregnant is some of the most honest and accurate material I've ever produced.
A reliable and optimal design of metal matrix nanocomposites (MMNCs) reinforced by nanoscale particles critically requires establishing the accurate material-characterizing relations of such new systems.
Costa's co-founder Arno Zinke is a PHD in physically-based rendering technologies, and he is based in Bonn, Germany, where he is focused on "research and development of accurate physically-based materials and techniques for simulating optically accurate materials".
Simulation and modeling for specimen or test design that requires a range of sufficiently accurate materials data are briefly discussed as well.
However, some historical buildings have in our days a very good condition, probably due to careful construction and/or accurate materials selection and to a specific technology.
The Pentagon has launched a 50th anniversary commemoration of the war to provide "historically accurate materials" for schoolchildren.
