The phrase "materials for download" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to documents, files, or other content that can be downloaded from a website or other digital platform. For example, "The website offers a number of materials for download, including brochures, manuals, and videos."
[Materials for download.] In Myanmar, UNICEF is the UN focal agency for the coordination of avian influenza communication efforts.
[Materials for download.] In Indonesia, UNICEF is supporting a series of simulation workshops to help the country prepare for a potential influenza pandemic.
[Materials for download.] In Cambodia, raising poultry is an important source of income for many families, helping to pay school and medical fees, as well as buy food and fuel.
[Materials for download.] In Turkey, where the four resulting deaths from avian influenza were children, UNICEF has activated a 150,000-strong 150,000-strongeers for girls' educateam tofhelp spread prevolunteersssages on avian inforenza.
[Materials for download.] In Nigeria, UNICEF is working with the Ministries of Health, Education and Agriculture, NGOs and a network of traditional and religious leaders to reach the most remote communities with preventive and critical life-saving messages.
[Materials for download.] In Georgia, UNICEF is supporting the Government in building awareness about avian and pandemic influenza by developing posters, leaflets, and videos for children and families as well as through formal and non-formal education.
This year alone Archie Comics has announced a continuing series for Kevin Keller, the town's openly gay resident, digital versions of its regular series on the same day they are released in comic stores, and Spanish translations of its material for download.
We're not talking about shutting down sites hosting illegal copyrighted material for download.
There's plenty of really good educational materials available for download at the FICO Web site.
Additional material available for download include video tutorials explaining how to use the tool, Perl scripts to aid in the creation of input files and interpretation of output files, and a graduate level Tephra2 geocomputation assignment.
All software, source code, documentation and training materials is available for download at http://www.openmrs.org under an open source or creative commons license.
