The phrase "export materials" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to any type of materials that are being sent out of a country for sale or distribution. For example, "The company has been exporting materials to its international customers for over 20 years."
Under European law, it is illegal to export waste but not to export materials for recycling.
"When we export materials such as neodymium from China, we have to pay high tariffs," said Junichi Tagaki, a spokesman for Showa Denko, which announced last month that it would sharply expand its production of neodymium-based magnetic alloys, used in hybrid cars and computers, in southern China.
The liver receives metabolites transported by the blood from other tissues, extracts a significant portion of nutrients to provide energy for macromolecular syntheses and export materials.
Permits to export material for deposit were obtained from the national biodiversity agency of Brazil, IBAMA.
Permission to collect and export material was facilitated by the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority.
Exosomes are small bubble-like structures used by cells to export material into the space outside of cells.
We thank the Galapagos National Parks Service and Charles Darwin Research Station for permission to obtain and export material and for logistical support.
Furthermore, "Gibson assumed, without asking, that T.N. had undertaken to provide it with lawfully harvested and exported materials".
A South Korean official, meanwhile, said that South Korea's government had warned 80,000 local companies against exporting materials to North Korea that could be used to produce weapons.
This announcement raised concern in some countries, including the United States and France, over the possibility that Venezuela could help Iran bypass a 2006 ban on exporting materials related to its nuclear program to United Nations countries.
The Lacey Act is common sense legislation that protects American workers and industries from illegally harvested or exported materials.
