"internet material" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to any type of content, information, or media that can be found online. You can use the phrase "internet material" when discussing or referencing things such as articles, videos, images, blog posts, social media posts, etc. that are accessed or viewed on the internet. Example: The teacher instructed the students to use at least two reliable sources of internet material for their research project.
The group has also begun releasing sophisticated Internet material, in what appears to be a bid to gain more recruits.
The technical difficulties associated with efforts to confine Internet material to particular geographic areas make the problem particularly serious.
Several studies have established a negative relation between the use of sexually explicit Internet material (SEIM) and relationship quality.
Sanyo's latest Internet-ready television set offers split-screen viewing, with a television programme on one side and Internet material on the other.
So the current Apple TV, the little thing, the hockey puck, really doesn't do anything to help enable you to get Internet material on your TV".
The government then ordered all telecommunications companies to block Internet material deemed offensive to Muslims and urged people to report such material.
This study assessed content, quality, and readability of patient-directed Internet materials about dental care support and oral toxicities/complications of cancer therapy.
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