The phrase 'materially secured' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been physically secured or safeguarded. For example: "The warehouse was materially secured before the night shift began".
In short, Volkswagen attracted a foothold among the materially secure, white middle class whose members made up the bulk of suburbanites in the fifties.
"Manafort and Person A ― who is a longtime associate of Manafort's ― repeatedly contacted Persons D1 and D2 in an effort to secure materially false testimony concerning the activities of the Hapsburg group," the court filing reads.
Adverse interest rate and currency movements have caused the total senior liabilities secured by the property to increase materially since closing".
He told the Commons he had secured a "massive 15% increase" in lending by the big five banks to small- and medium-sized businesses -- "materially higher", he said, than anyone had expected.
Informed consent was secured.
The pre-pilot study results confirmed the feasibility of using easily sourced boxes to secure the dataloggers, without materially affecting the data collected, both during wet and fine conditions.
The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.
These messages can sound repulsive on the lips of a person who is materially and physically secure, preaching to people who are neither.
Like The Sopranos, it's a product of times that felt more materially comfortable and secure, the sort of times in which fictions about humanity's darker side can be more easily borne – Generation X's time.
Antipope, in the Roman Catholic church, one who opposes the legitimately elected bishop of Rome, endeavours to secure the papal throne, and to some degree succeeds materially in the attempt.
In particular, the report said, "Lindenschmidt erred in his initial attempt to assist with properly securing the scene … his mistakes were unintentional and do not appear to have materially impacted the investigation".
