The phrase "communications materials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types of content or resources used for communication purposes, such as brochures, flyers, or digital content.
Example: "The marketing team is currently developing new communications materials to promote the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "marketing materials" or "promotional content."
15 Leading up to the vaccination campaign, we undertook a series of key stakeholder meetings and focus groups to better understand how cholera vaccination might fit into the community context and to support the generation of communications materials.
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His father is a freelance writer in Fairfield of corporate communications materials.
The groom's mother works from home as a freelance writer of newsletters and other corporate communications materials.
Finally, the Array Marketing Group in Los Angeles is acquiring IDMD in Toronto, New York, Chicago and Paris, which makes point-of-purchase communications materials.
Until this month, the bride, 33, was a graphic designer of communications materials and programs for the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Virginia.
Crestani had a motion before the council proposing communications material supporting the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex communities be banned on the grounds it discriminated against heterosexuals.
The appeals court also ruled that a subpoena issued by Apple to obtain electronic communications and materials from an Internet service provider was unenforceable.
The critic David Sylvester, a friend of Hamilton's, described this as verging on madness, a consuming obsession with "modern living, modern technology, modern equipment, modern communications, modern materials, modern processes, modern attitudes".
With the changes, DuPont's products, once a patternless mélange of 20 or so business units, will be grouped into five: electronic and communications; performance materials; coatings and color; safety and protection; and agriculture and nutrition.
Not only did sales grow across every segment, but each enjoyed double-digit sales increases, with its electronics and communications, performance materials, and safety and production segments growing by more than 25%.
