The phrase "materials and artifacts" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing physical objects that have been created or used by humans, such as tools, artwork, or buildings. Example: The museum's collection includes a variety of materials and artifacts from ancient civilizations, showcasing their advancements in craftsmanship and technology.
Above all, he was an obsessively thorough collector of printed materials and artifacts relating to magic and other unusual performing arts.
Second, materials and artifacts afford the creation of virtual design concepts.
Sarria documented his public and private activities throughout his life, amassing an extensive collection of archival materials and artifacts.
Nevertheless, this technique makes use of fixed, dehydrated and heavy metal-stained material, and artifacts at the macromolecular level may be introduced at all stages (Peters and Pierson 2008).
Sensors will combine their skills with effectors, tiny devices that can manipulate matter, making it possible to create "smartifacts"—smart materials and intelligent artifacts.
The anthropogenic soils studied were formed on a 0 2% slope under grass vegetation from artificial fill comprised of a mixture of poorly drained native soil materials, glacial sediments and artifacts (objects of anthropogenic origin), mainly waste building materials.
Recently, it has been suggested that abstract notions such as material properties and artifact functions should be learnt by going through a series of contextual experiences, from which generic characteristics can be derived that enable the learner to develop the more abstract notion.
Finally, according to these authors these transactions are mediated by culturally and socially enacted practices carried out through material and ideal artifacts.
The collection consists of manuscripts, texts, photographs, audio-visual material, microfilm, music, and artifacts.
Historians concentrate specifically on the evidence of written texts, while archaeologists directly examine all aspects of a society's material culture its architecture, art, and artifacts, including texts the material objects made, used, and discarded by human beings.
This new exhibition consists of more than 25 original drawings and sketches, along with design materials, production artifacts and behind-the-scenes footage of the making of the film, an adventure about immortal heroes like Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy.
