Sentence The phrase 'material manner' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the physical form, composition or substance of something. For example, "The design of this building must be able to withstand the elements in a material manner."
The statement of standards say ministers "may be required to resign if the prime minister is satisfied that they have breached or failed to comply with these standards in a substantive and material manner".
Paid-for fast lanes, for instance, are allowed "provided that sufficient network capacity is available so that the availability and general quality of internet access services are not impaired in a material manner".
Proposals put forward by the Latvian presidency of the European Council, leaked to the Financial Times, suggest corporate and individual customers should be able to pay for faster internet services, although these could not be allowed to impair other internet traffic in any "material manner".
Only briefly during the heydays of the economic markets in the late 1990s has the U.S. seen debt levels trend down in a material manner.
If you do not agree to comply with all of the requirements set forth herein, or if you fail to comply in a material manner, then Uber will take adverse employment action against you, which may include termination of your employment and such termination would be for Cause.
The source of tumor material, the manner in which it was handled before testing, and the amount of tissue needed for reliable testing are all under intense scrutiny.
These findings suggest that lateralization of seizure focus may in fact impact children's memory in a material-specific manner, while problems with attention may impact memory more globally.
If the procedure is calculated in a material-independent manner, then the time step also must be less than the dimension unit of the structure elements to ensure the explicit integration remains stable.
For years, Schütte has been delighting and baffling his audience with works made in a bewildering variety of materials and manners.
The French critic Yve-Alain Bois has called Genzken a kind of artistic bag lady: her borrowings and bricolage of materials and manners, idioms and styles creates a wilful and bewildering confusion.
What started as a way of making prototypes by depositing layers of material in a manner reminiscent of inkjet printing is now becoming a real industrial technique.
