"material feeding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in technical or industrial contexts to refer to the process of supplying materials for a specific purpose. Example: The assembly line relies on efficient material feeding to keep production running smoothly.
And they're gambling their economic future on volatile but dearly-in-demand cacao, the raw material feeding the world's still growing taste for chocolate.
The success of a hydroforming process strongly depends on the choice of process parameters, i.e. the combination of material feeding and inner pressure.
The material feeding device is particularly critical to the successful operation of the system and so with a large number of devices from which to select.
Despite careful design of the process, burst proved to be a limiting factor as friction prevented uniform material feeding to the expected levels.
But with comedies and musicals the laughter (and, at musicals, the applause) weaves its way into the texture of the material, feeding the actors and warming up the room.
The design of tube hydroforming operations is mainly aimed to prevent bursting or buckling occurrence and such issues can be pursued only if a proper control of both material feeding history and internal pressure path during the process is performed.
The nature of the material feeds the frenzy.
This depicts material, fed by a wind from the blue companion star, which has been swept into orbit around the black hole.
The early version of Eatr runs on twigs, wood chips and other plant based material, fed into an engine that burns the material and uses it to propel itself around.
The estimated yield of nanotubes per unit of material fed to the flame was 0.1 wt% of carbon and 2.5 wt% of iron.
In MFA, a certain unit of raw material fed into a system, is examined (e.g. an industry, household, region) that produces certain outputs from the system.
