"evidence materials" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing items or documents that can serve as proof of an event or situation. For example: "The court admitted the evidence materials as valid proof of the defendant's guilt."
Regarding evidence materials, "Teeth" (including teeth and resected jaws) were dominant evidences.
Evidence materials were mostly found in suburban and rural area, especially in mountainous area due to the geographic characteristics of Korea.
A data collection sheet was built to record all the relevant data reported by the included studies title, authors, year of publication, level of evidence, materials (i.e., characteristics of the sample), methods of investigation, pelvic positional and kinematic parameters (PI, PT, SS, lumbar lordosis, pelvic ROM in the sagittal, axial and frontal plane).
If the government does not pass the bill, evidence material to court cases will be ignored.
And to help establish animus they plan to introduce as evidence material from the "Yes on 8" campaign that lawyers for the opposing side consider confidential.
He represented John L. Brady, a death row inmate, in Brady v. Maryland, in which the justices ruled that prosecutors are obligated to provide defendants exculpatory evidence "material either to guilt or to punishment".
The thinktanks, some of whose own workforces need to better reflect cultural diversity, must shift from regarding black and Asian people as mere evidence material to treating them as equal partners with robust opportunities to put forward challenging and different perspectives in research and policy development.
During the analysis phase an investigator recovers evidence material using a number of different methodologies and tools.
His next trial, in 1986, was also overturned because the judge had "precluded the defense from developing and presenting evidence material to significant issues in the case".
His next trial, in 1986, was also overturned because the judge had "precluded the defence from developing and presenting evidence material to significant issues in the case".
The Senate committee, the ARB suggests, may have used the Panetta Review in putting together its torture report, even though the CIA has questioned whether the document is credible as evidence material.
