The phrase "across materials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that spans or is applicable to various types of materials or mediums.
Example: "The research findings were consistent across materials, indicating a universal trend."
Alternatives: "throughout materials" or "among materials".
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The Center must remain vigilant in fulfilling its responsibility to strike the appropriate balance between normalizing across materials for usability purposes and maintaining the integrity of original deposits.
However, relating the two measures was informative in characterising repellency across materials and at different sites, while preserving temporal differences in fluid behaviours.
Other issues addressed are generality across materials, populations, and situations, as well as causal versus correlational connections among processes, structures and creative outcomes.
My undergraduate experience has provided me with the broad knowledge necessary to detect thematic, narrative, and even audiovisual parallels across materials in order to tell the story that I feel needs to be told.
We used a multiple-baseline design across materials to assess the effects of stimulus superimposition and background fading on the sight-word reading skills of a 6-year-old boy with autism.
I've come across material in Saveur, Wine Enthusiast and Wine Spectator.
Increasingly, transistor manufacturers grapple with subatomic effects, like the tendency for electrons to "leak" across material boundaries.
In such applications, the fundamental radiation variable, the intensity I, is discontinuous across material interfaces.
This ensures that a saturation value does not straddle across material discontinuities which CVFEM suffer from.
Existing schemes utilising interface tracking methods such as volume-of-fluid typically introduce erroneous transport of tangential momentum across material boundaries.
