"large amounts of material" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a significant quantity or volume of something. Here is an example sentence: "The construction site required large amounts of material to complete the project, including bricks, cement, and steel."
But they require expensive ion membranes and large amounts of material.
Given the large amounts of material hosted on the site, however, the whole thing could potentially be blocked by the high court.
Spent fuel contains large amounts of material that can be extracted through reprocessing technologies and then used to generate more electricity.
Types of finding aids include file lists, inventories, container and folder lists, card catalogs, databases, published guides virtually anything that allows one access to large amounts of material.
The accumulation of large amounts of material, which is carefully organized up to the present, seems typical of all branches of Islamic scholarship, from theology to natural sciences.
Mohamed El Baradei, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, warned the Security Council in April that nuclear facilities were unguarded and that large amounts of material, some of it contaminated, were being smuggled out of the country.
Nevertheless, due to their size and complexity, large amounts of materials are required.
Canals were the lynchpin of the Industrial Revolution, carrying large amounts of materials at a time when roads could only handle small volumes of traffic.
To serve these needs and changes, large amounts of materials are needed for construction of houses, office buildings, roads, and infrastructures required for decent living.
A large amount of material from the star's outer shell blows off into space.
It can also happen when there is a large amount of material flowing into the disk.
