"material records" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically implies physical documents, such as paper records or other tangible items that can be used as evidence. For example: "Several material records were found that proved his innocence."
For now there are 120 pieces of amazing material (records, photos and promotional items) to enjoy from the Velvet Underground to Blondie.
Now 67, Dickson works as a photographer, surrounded by his own sizeable collection of material – records, concert posters, books, night-club handbills – from jazz's post-war era, with Macdonald's majestically resonant work as its centrepiece.
Archaeologists agree that activities best illustrated in the material records of Tamilakam are trade, hunting, agriculture and crafts.
In this regard, institutions that keep or disclose genetic material records and other individually identifiable or related health information must ensure, among other things, that the information is treated confidentially and anonymously if used for research purposes, and that written informed consent is obtained before a person's specific information is released to any relevant person.
As a critical test of the applicability of the proposed segmentation system to cry recordings irrespective of recording conditions, we show that the system trained on material recorded in one acoustic setting can be reliably adapted to perform on material recorded in an unseen acoustic setting.
In between they revisited material recorded over the last three decades.
The last Queen album, "Made in Heaven," released in 1995, contained material recorded with Mercury.
Massive Attack have released a free online mixtape, using material recorded with the late singer Terry Callier.
The brothers plan more songs for their TV show and already have some material recorded.
He wanted change but loved America, as shown by this remarkable box set of material recorded for the US government.
Jesus!' Satisfied he's got more than enough material, Record Doctor stands up and makes to leave.
