The phrase "ultimate materials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the highest quality or most essential materials in a specific context, such as manufacturing, construction, or art.
Example: "For this project, we will only use ultimate materials to ensure durability and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "top-tier materials" or "premium materials."
Space, after all, was his ultimate material.
Holly is the ultimate material girl; like Madonna constantly reinventing herself.
Now 81, she remains pop music's original and ultimate Material Girl, sophisticated, funny and, when she treats a male ringside patron like a cat toy, a little scary.
For the evening's first half -- during which the irresistible Lulu, a former child prostitute, sees three successive husbands fall dead more or less at her feet -- this is all quite enjoyable as a sort of macabre boudoir farce about the ultimate material girl.
The ultimate material behaviour is defined according to the design codes such as EC2 and Model Code 1990.
The Sāṃkhya has a special stake in this point because the whole debate is geared to proving the existence of prakṛti as the ultimate material cause of the universe.
Chemical incorporation of a flexible molecule into a heat-cured epoxy offers an important route by which to toughen the epoxy and tailor its ultimate material properties.
This article reviews recent advances in solution-based MOx dielectric materials, with a specific focus on the extensive categorization of their structures/compositions and on advanced approaches for realizing ultimate material properties and next-generation device platforms.
The use of high performance materials allows for a considerable reduction in geometrical dimensions; as a consequence, instability issues become of importance and could cause failure of the structural elements before the ultimate material strength is reached.
Particle size reduction and liberation of materials during the shredding of modern end-of-life products plays an important role in the composition (and quality) of the intermediate recycling streams and the ultimate material recovery and therefore recycling rate.
