"library material" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to physical or digital resources found in a library, such as books, periodicals, DVDs, and CDs. For example: "The library has a wide variety of library material available for loan to its patrons."
Most were more gallery than library material.
They made restrictive deals for library material, for instance, and tried to avoid exclusive arrangements that would damp competitive bidding.
Budgets for schools and library material increased an average of 7percentt in 1999, according to The Library Journal's annual budget survey.
All too soon, "Our Nixon," directed by Penny Lane, surrenders to the inevitable and relies on the many familiar Oval Office audiotapes, television news clips and presidential library material to tell the tale of Nixon's ascent and his undoing.
The main output of the DMBA is the weights as the basis of library material acquisition budget allocation for departments via the combination of explored explanatory knowledge and appropriateness.
In this paper, a data mining based model (DMBA) is designed and developed to help allocate the library material acquisition budget by opening up the utilization of library materials that users have made use.
Worldwide, digitalization of library materials was drawing attention.
Books and other library materials cannot all fit on the shelves.
The state allocation of $4 per pupil for library materials has left school libraries understocked and outdated.
It features the world's largest automated sorter of library materials, which sorts 7,500 items an hour, doubling the capacity of materials the Library can process.
"We want every person, whether they are 5 or 105, to have unfettered access to library materials".
