The phrase "all its materials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete set of resources or components associated with a particular subject or object.
Example: "The project requires all its materials to be gathered before the deadline to ensure a smooth workflow."
Alternatives: "all of its resources" or "all the components".
Namely, to break down all its materials and drive them to Calais to be used to build shelters in the large refugee camp known as The Jungle.
When the nanotubes are emitting electrons, the display gets hotter, and all its materials expand; when the electron beam is off, they shrink.
When a house is haunted what I'm trying to explain it is the feeling you get that it looks like you, that your soul has become architecture, and the house in all its materials has taken you over with a power akin to haunting.
The Führer has even declared that he would not hesitate to order the cessation of the great public works in course of completion (Berlin, Nuremberg...) in order to devote the country's entire manpower and all its materials to national defence.
The story is told entirely from Rock's perspective, the filmmaker even prefacing the film with the decree that all its materials used came from the "mind, body, and soul of Michael David Rock".
Now the website, which since 2007 has charged only for stories more than a year old, tells usMediaWeek's report stating it will put all its material behind a paywall, is premature.
In a Type Ia supernova, a star explodes and releases all its material to the void.
Jerry Cantrell, the guitarist who founded the band with Mr. Staley and now writes nearly all its material, had to blend respect, mourning and pragmatism.
Linkin Park closed the tour's Nissan Pavilion stop Sunday with a set that was clear and controlled for all its material's alleged anger.
Certainly, any regular Internet user is more than aware of the way that cyberspace has undermined traditional ideas of geography and supplanted judgments linked to physical space: an e-mail address is a far more nebulous concept than a street address with all its material and social implications.
We remain hunter-gatherers in our souls while our bodies (and minds) dwell in a culture that, for all its material blessings, is inimical to tribal virtues: cooperation rather than competition, affinity rather than alienation, a spirit of sharing rather than one of rugged individualism.
