"cushioning material" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a layer of material used to absorb shock or reduce friction, for example: "She tucked a layer of cushioning material between the fragile items to keep them safe during the move."
And then it dawned on him: He and his business partner could market cushioning material for shipping.
A pit at least 5 metres (16.4 feet) square and filled with soft, cushioning material is provided behind the crossbar for the landing.
Therefore, it is required that the cushioning material be minimized.
However, the addition of the cushioning material increases the volume of the product.
The cushioning material in a tractor seat plays a dominant role in supporting operator posture, isolating vibration and improving ride quality.
In this paper, analytical and experimental investigations are performed on the energy absorption characteristics of circumferentially grooved thick-walled circular tubes filled with low density and very low strength polyurethane foam typical of cushioning material.
Reinforcement or screening, particularly used for tufted backing, may employ adhesives on open structure woven materials, and the use of such cushioning materials as synthetic rubber foam is increasing.
Dr. Hennig and his colleagues wrote that the sort of mechanical testing that shoe manufacturers do to evaluate cushioning materials does not reflect what happens when people actually run.
Foamed plastic, synthetic resin converted into a spongelike mass with a closed-cell or open-cell structure, either of which may be flexible or rigid, used for a variety of products including cushioning materials, air filters, furniture, toys, thermal insulation, sponges, plastic boats, panels for buildings, and even lightweight beams.
In addition, the HP TouchSmart PCs are ENERGY STAR® qualified and come in new packaging that greatly reduces plastic foam cushioning materials.
A monitor is packed by cushioning materials because it could be damaged during transportation.
