The phrase "adopted material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to content or resources that have been accepted or incorporated from another source.
Example: "The curriculum includes adopted material from various educational publishers to enhance the learning experience."
Alternatives: "incorporated content" or "accepted resources".
In the event of plasma disruptions the values and distribution of induced currents in the breeding blanket will depend on the electrical resistivity of the adopted materials.
One served as control group and received materials containing only the target language cultural issues while the experimental group received culturally adopted materials containing both the first and the target language culture.
Detailed information on the mix proportions and adopted materials is provided in Table 1.
The basic properties of the adopted materials are: unconfined compressive strength of concrete = 27.6 MPa, yield strength of reinforcement = 413.8 MPa, Young's modulus of concrete = 24.8 GPa, and for steel = 200 GPa.
Structure self-weight can typically be specified in most structural analysis software through body force loads after both the mass density of the adopted materials and the geometry of the structure are defined.
There is, it is true, less reluctance to adopt material objects.
Overcoming the supply chain challenge involves adopting material accounting methods so that manufacturers can develop a holistic understanding of how materials are sourced and processed.
Understanding these processes and the factors that guide them can potentially increase the likelihood of the automotive industry adopting material efficiency initiatives.
We use the notions of "rhetoric" and "frames of reference" in adopting "material semiotics" as the theoretical background for observing the behaviors and interactions of the different actors involved in the construction of this technological artifact.
