The phrase "agent material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to materials or substances that are used in the role of an agent, such as in chemistry or biology.
Example: "The researchers were excited to discover that the new compound was highly effective as an agent material in the reaction."
Alternatives: "active agent" or "reactive material".
So the going wage in Freedonia is 1 and the amount you're going to have to invest in giving this agent materials or machinery is another 1.
This approach, which diverges from thousands of years of biomaterials use, is exactly what the other half of Professor Cohen's lab is working on secret agent materials disguised with the same proteins that cells use to identify and stick to other cells.
The bonding agent materials available on the market are delivered by different application methods and techniques.
Effects of process control agents, material load and material to water ratio during attritor milling were studied.
There is a plethora of agents, materials, and products available on the market for this purpose.
Craig Williams, director of the Chemical Weapons Working Group, an organization that has fought off plans to build an incinerator in Kentucky, said the "pattern of detecting chemical agent in material that has been run through the incinerators is very disturbing".
To be an effective blowing agent, the material should decompose at about the molding temperature of the plastic, decompose over a narrow temperature range, evolve a large volume of gas, and, of course, be safe to use.
The development of epoxy posts reinforced with glass-fibers derived from a need to minimize the mismatch among the elastic modulus of the post, luting agent, core material, and tooth.
Currently, science codes are primarily assigned by organ systems, disease outcomes, or mechanism (e.g., DNA repair) rather than by exposure agent (Supplemental Material, Table S2, available online at http://www.ehponline.org/members/2008/11323/suppl.pdf).org/members/2008/11323/suppl.pdf
Architectural Agents considers material and digital buildings as agents that both endure pain and inflict it.
