The phrase "required materials" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used whenever there is a list of items that are necessary or mandatory for a specific task or purpose, such as in a list of materials needed for a project, a list of supplies necessary for a class, or a list of documents required for a job application. Example: "Students are responsible for bringing the required materials to class, including pencils, notebooks, and textbooks."
Part of the dental schools' strategy in making these purchases mandatory is to ensure that the computers and disks qualify for federal education loans, which cover only required materials.
The design engineers can choose the required materials related to the materials property.
Although some programs will alert you if your application is missing information, it is your responsibility to verify that they have received all the required materials.
One means of accomplishing that would be to include lab chiefs' safety records among the materials submitted in grant proposals (and weighed in funding decisions), alongside currently required materials such as human subjects and vertebrate-care documentation.
In order to adopt AR technology for the classroom in the next few years, engineers should consider the cost of the technology, usability, and time constraints, including the time to set up and covering the required materials for class.
Various mechanical testing as hydraulic bulge test, disk compression test, and in particular cyclic test under tension and compression load were carried out in order to determine required materials parameters of the models.
He pointed out that in the recent West Virginia chemical spill, the company did not have the required "materials safety data sheet" showing how toxic the chemicals were.
Each proposal included a description, required materials, alternative observations, and supporting texts.
KPHCN referral facilities had required materials for biochemical analyses, the ECG and for the fundus oculi test.
We required materials for a smaller, lab-based course that modeled pedagogy that could be used by preservice elementary teachers.
