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The part of the sentence "any material that can" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to materials that are capable of doing something, or to refer to materials that could be used for some purpose. For example, you could say "We need to find any material that can be used to form a barrier against the rain."
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It can reproduce any material that can be photographed in the platemaking process.
Rutile has the highest index of refraction (2.76) of any material that can be manufactured in pigment form at a reasonable cost, making it the most efficient white pigment available.
Thermal mass is any material that can be used to store heat heat from the Sun in the case of solar energy.
Nanowires of virtually any material that can be electroplated are achievable, including (to date) Au, Ni, Pt, Pd, Cu, Zn, MoO2, Pb, CdTe, Te, Co, Sn, and Ag.
Each backpack contains a functional payload which may be any material that can be integrated in multilayer or homopolymer thin films, including drugs, imaging contrast agents, and nanoparticles.
(27) The electrochemical technique described here to grow the nanowires is simple enough, such that nanowires can be fabricated from any material that can be electroplated, as shown in Figure 2A−J.
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That's because nature doesn't appear to offer any materials that can accomplish this feat.
Because of the problems caused by the introduction – by humans – of plant viruses, many countries have strict importation controls on any materials that can harbour dangerous plant viruses or their insect vectors.
A wide elastic band can be used in place of a headband for any materials that can be sewn in place.
She likes that it is made from a material that can be reused, she said.
That would require a material that can absorb large volumes of it.
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