"made of resin" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the material or composition of an object. Example: The tabletop is made of resin, making it durable and resistant to scratches.
The mirrored surfaces of these works, which are usually made of resin on wood, range from nearly machine-made perfection to the random, bubbly roughness of fired glaze; from small to rather large; from silver to deep blue or green.
British-style Big Horn candlesticks, left, are made of resin by Oklahoma Casting.
Stairs are made of resin and embedded with all sorts of gummies.
Darlene Charnecos Petris Playground, made of resin, nails, glitter, enamel and acrylic on wood.
Infinitely wide plates made of resin matrix composite are considered.
I wore a potato costume made of resin to the opening.
The wide, smooth paths made of resin-bonded gravel provide a bump-free passage for patients.
Since Eurocode 3 (EC3) suggests the same fatigue strength curve for joints made of resin-injected bolts and standard bolts, this may raise some concerns.
The solution that Asian bowyers settled on was the composite bow in which the surface under compression is made of horn and the surface in tension made of resin-sinew composite, both joined to a central portion of wood.
At a meeting of the panel, "non-metal clasp denture" was referred as the generic name of RPDs with retentive elements (resin clasps) made of thermoplastic resin.
The first panel was made of epoxy resin, second one is of hybrid resin (a blend of 60% epoxy and 40% polyester) and the remaining three panels were made of hybrid resin with MWCNT in three different proportions by weight (0.1%, 0.5% and 1.0%).
