"reinforce the material" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to strengthen or support the existing material or concept. Example: The teacher used hands-on activities to reinforce the material taught in class, helping students better understand the topic.
To prevent catastrophic failure of monolithic BMG at very small strains, metal fibres or ceramic particles are normally used to reinforce the material and improve the ductility.
Alternatively, you could enroll in MATH 1120 during your freshman year, and learning this new material can help reinforce the material that you learned prior to coming to Cornell.
The raw materials are thermal activated flue-gas desulphurization (FGD) gypsum, which acts as a binder, granulated cork as the aggregate and recycled textile fibres from used tyres intended to reinforce the material.
These exercises will reinforce the material you've just presented.
However, as the sample is stretched, the CNTs are gradually aligned in the direction under tensile testing and thus reinforce the material against the fracture.
The necessary condition of fillers which are added into dental composites to reinforce the material shall possess three intrinsic performances.
They stacked the blocks nearly two stories high and then reinforced the material with rebar.
By doing so, you can take what you learned in the class and spend time on your own reviewing and reinforcing the material.
The purpose of the homework and labs is primarily to reinforce the lecture material and to help prepare you for the exams.
Whereas modern language students can reinforce the grammatical material they learn in a book through oral drills and conversational practice, students of Latin are faced with the prospect of studying a complex, inflected language entirely through the written word.
The role of the academic detailer is to reinforce the educational material and emphasize alternatives to the prescription of a particular antibiotic [ 72].
