'conventional materials' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe materials which are commonly used and familiar, such as wood, metal, or plastic. For example, "This product is made from a combination of conventional materials, including wood, metal, and plastic."
Millions of more conventional materials also exist.
In some aspects, the organic molecules are a step backward compared to conventional materials.
Photocopiers work well for capturing images of conventional materials like book chapters and income tax returns.
"You picked the most conventional materials and then you put them in conventional shapes".
But periodically Ms. Benglis moves toward the middle, toward more generic abstraction and more conventional materials, especially bronze.
Today, following a flurry of successful material substitutions, design engineers are required to evaluate and opt for green candidates where they equal or exceed conventional materials.
Landscape design, he once wrote, "was merely the method I found to organize and compose my drawing and painting, using less conventional materials".
Molten-lead gas been poured on to them, as well as Kiefer's more conventional materials such as broken glass and dried plants.
It is accompanied by two new prizes for young mosaic makers — for works in conventional materials and for more experimental pieces, respectively.
Although individually they do not produce much power, they can replace conventional materials in the skin of a building, and when wired together they can produce usable amounts of power without any expenditure for fuel.
An average Salazar home, fully finished and measuring 36 square meters, or 388 square feet, costs about $11,000, or about $4,000 less than a comparable house built from conventional materials.
