The phrase "augmented material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, education, or any field where materials are enhanced or improved in some way.
Example: "The augmented material provided in the course helped students grasp complex concepts more effectively."
Alternatives: "enhanced content" or "supplemented resources".
Some courses at Duke incorporate service as part of the curriculum to augment material learned in class such as in psychology or education courses (known as service learning courses).
It's an intelligently chosen assemblage of objects from the Alternative Press Collection, augmented by material from the papers of Foster Gunnison Jr.
Other partnerships in the works include one with the American Film Institute to promote middle school, high school and college-level study of the Tolkien books, augmented with material from the films and the Web.
The New Rochelle, New York native records piecemeal, generating electronic and analog instrumentals, dazed vocals, and augmented found material at home, in studios, and at friends' houses.
The energy dissipation performance of machine augmented composite materials is investigated.
How was the company to replace, or even augment, this material?
That is, the app could pause the story to engage with the child, asking them how the character may be feeling, or augment the material with other content based on the Common Core Standards.
This is due to the fact that deuterium improves the nitrogen chemical potential, augmenting the material hardness in depth up to 30% compared to the case when hydrogen is used.
The analysis concerns a material model which consists of an isotropic base material augmented by a reinforcement dependent on the fiber direction.
In a blended learning environment the classroom lectures can, for example, be augmented with learning material offered in a variety of technologically delivered formats.
