The phrase "and use the material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to utilize specific resources or content in their work or project.
Example: "Please review the guidelines provided and use the material to support your arguments in the report."
Alternatives: "and apply the resources" or "and utilize the content".
The FBI and the securities and exchange commission, the US version of the soon-to-be-reformed-again FSA, have both a tougher mind-set and the power to tap phones and use the material in court.
If you're Larry Sherman, you hire a band and a graphic artist and use the material to create a public performance on neuroscience.
Other options include several forms of yoga, as well as a class in which students study the archive of choreographer and anthropologist Pearl Primas and use the material she created to inspire new works.
To combat this trend, Seattle-based biotech company Pembient is working to bioengineer keratins that are the same as the ones that make up an organic rhino horn, and use the material to 3D print replicas with the goal of flooding the black market, thus reducing demand for this commodity.
All informants gave their consent to record the interview and use the material for research publication.
Traditional lectures have been used to transmit as economically as possible information and ideas, with the expectation that the students will somehow retain and use the material provided.
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In 1599, when a new theatre on Bankside was needed, James Burbage and his colleagues simply pulled down their old theatre and used the materials to build a virtual replica, which they called the Globe.
She begged Ziff and Schell not to use the material.
