"material content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the information that's contained in a material or resource. For example, "This textbook provides extensive material content on world history."
Local sourcing has helped Royal Enfield to remain competitive, and the domestic material content of the C5 exceeds 90percentt.
Most have no subject beyond their material content, like the elegant "Waste Not, No. 6" (1999), a part-circle of worn brownish sandpaper that opens out at the top in a lively burst of gray matter from a wasp's nest.
But Cuba has other challenges beyond the production system; it suffers from salinity, erosion, poor drainage, low fertility, acidity, low organic material content, poor retention of humidity, and desertification.
The "Galactica" segments are part of a broader effort by NBC Universal, which owns Sci Fi, to make new, original video and audio material — content — available on the Internet.
An argument may be fallacious in three ways: in its material content, through a misstatement of the facts; in its wording, through an incorrect use of terms; or in its structure (or form), through the use of an improper process of inference.
But how are feminists to talk about the material content of female desire?
3) Leads to optimized click paths that result in material content or activity, which then….
Iodine maps show the contrast material content superimposed on grey scale CT (C).
If we go into the material content of the book, we find some remarkable contributions of Avempace.
However, the material content of the law does not itself determine who is to interpret and to apply it.
The third stage is the recycling and disposal processes of the product material content.
