"practice material" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to resources used for studying, learning, or practicing a skill. For example, "The student used the practice material provided in class to prepare for the exam."
This was supported by purposely developed syllabi with detailed information about the intervention, practical summaries and schemes, and practice material.
They also receive a syllabus with detailed information about the participatory RTW program, the protocol, practical summaries and schemes, and practice material.
All involved professionals received a syllabus with detailed information about the program, the participatory RTW protocol, practical summaries and schemes, and practice material.
Can you suggest sources of practice material?
Several employers who use e-tray assessments as part of their selection offer practice material.
Last month, a similar test for six- and seven-year-olds was scrapped after the department's testing agency included the real test paper within a bundle of practice material published earlier.
When it was complete I gave it a pat and headed off to the supermarket for practice materials.
A new test produces a demand for practice materials, and publishing entrepreneurs hastily design something to fill it.
Randi Weingarten, the president of the teachers' union, said many teachers may have been given test practice materials that included questions from last year's test.
PAGE A8 Prison for Campaign Theft An aide to President Bush's media adviser in the 2000 campaign was sentenced to a year in prison for stealing practice materials for last fall's debates.
Every week brings new deliveries of flowers, wires, twigs and practice materials, provided by her sponsors, the Dutch flower importer Barendson and the Leicester-based floristry sundries company Whittingtons.
