'material manifestation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a tangible or physical object or occurrence, such as a building or a storm. For example, one could say "The hurricane was a material manifestation of the effects of climate change."
Much of the time, the material manifestation of the conflict is a nanny.
The individual human mind is an expression of the Universal Mind, and the universe is its material manifestation.
Their beauty was homage to the saint and a material manifestation of his or her spiritual magnificence.
In the current economic climate, many men say it comes as a great relief not to have to produce a material manifestation of an intangible emotion.
His collection follows him wherever he goes, like some material manifestation of all he has seen and done in his 74 years.
In mainstream newsspeak, it appears MOOC now signifies some material manifestation of the 'disruptive innovation' everybody's sure is upon us but can't quite pin down.
What other material manifestations of these values exist in Japan?
A new approach to interaction design that moves beyond representation and metaphor to focus on the material manifestations of interaction.
A tentative dissertation subject looks at queer place-making strategies, their material manifestations, and cultural exchange between California and Mexico.
Note, for example, how both committed theists and anti-theists latch onto blaming or defending the material manifestations of religion as they lock horns.
La Turbie residents who do not believe in material manifestations of the supernatural say the animal is a crocodile which has perhaps escaped from a menagerie.
