"conference material" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to any materials or resources (such as handouts, presentation slides, or brochures) distributed at a conference or used during a conference presentation. Example: "The conference organizers provided us with a folder full of useful conference material, including a schedule, speaker bios, and relevant research articles."
Her mother was a single parent and wasn't, as one police spokesperson later said, "really press conference material".
This is easier if you have a phone or conference material to look at, so you appear to be doing something.
Likely, they'll be able to scan a QR code printed on conference material, like their badge, and then pull up an interactive events guide right on their phone.
"This year, we decided to make the menus vegetarian by default and to print less conference material," says de Leeuw.
This was a result of searching four databases primarily containing peer-reviewed material, which retrieved few doctoral theses, and excluded conference material.
We reviewed over 220 documents covering different publication types, i.e., peer-reviewed articles, peer-reviewed synthesis, reports (gray literature), and conference material, all of which had been openly accessible or published in scientific journals up until 2014.
If conference materials tell us anything, it's that liberals ponder, conservatives plot.
But evocations of Judgment Day were a consistent undercurrent in speeches and conference materials on the opening day of the meetings, where representatives of about 200 nations hope to hammer out the details of an international climate accord.
The premise was that "market drivers" could be used "to bring the benefits of connectivity and participation in the e-economy to all of the world's six billion people," according to conference materials, but the speaker would have little of it.
This was followed by final organization and translation of conference materials into a 4-day EM course, development of a web-based site containing all course materials, logistics planning for course administration, and production of class handouts Phase IV Course implementation Nov 2006-May 2009 Administration of the 4-day EM course to Turkish EM practitioners in 7 regions of Turkey.
This step is based on a qualitative keyword-based analysis of scientific literature indexed on primo, a library search engine of Freie Universtät Berlin.3 The library resource contains thousands of online scientific documents (publications in peer-reviewed journals, newspapers, books, conference materials etc).
