"notice material" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to information or materials that are relevant to a particular notice or announcement. Example: Please carefully read and review the attached notice material before attending the meeting.
In addition, in the surveys, we investigate the levels of exposure to each intervention (e.g., whether they used or noticed materials, or they participated in workshops).
In January 2009 the board plans to expand Emma to include municipal bond issuers' current financials and notice of material events.
We think Moody's investors would have regarded the receipt of this Wells Notice as "material non-public information" (especially those who bought the stock in the past 7 weeks without knowing that the company was sitting on a Wells Notice).
The letter continued, "However, because the NHYRF Chair sits on the NHRSC [an acronym for the state GOP] Executive Committee, please be on notice that material procedural irregularities or defects in the election process may prevent the NHRSC Executive Committee from seating a NHYRF Chair elected under such circumstances, and the NHRSC reserves the right to do so".
Consider resealing the toilet twice if you notice any material in the toilet.
Just wheel out the much-loved TV characters, and in the ensuing rapture, hope no one notices the material's thinness and the near total absence of jokes.
Seeing TFR diagrams depicted in Figure 1, we can notice how materials with higher value of have more circular shapes than those having lower.
Comparing materials 1 and 2 having σ = 1 and σ = 10 S/m, respectively, it is noticed that material 1 gives good radiation absorption with good antenna performance whereas material 2 gives better radiation absorption but a poor antenna performance.
"We noticed the material lit up on its own," Donner explained.
On average, store customers who noticed WES materials reported that ease of understanding WES materials was 3.0 (SD=0.9), level of appeal was 2.3 (SD=1.1), and helpfulness in deciding what to order was 1.2 (SD=1.2) on a 0-4 scale (0: not at all, 4: a great deal).
