The phrase "a collection of physical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or assortment of tangible items or entities.
Example: "The museum features a collection of physical artifacts from ancient civilizations."
Alternatives: "a group of tangible" or "an assortment of material".
Although the predicate 'hurricane' is not equivalent to any single description using the language of physics, we believe that each individual hurricane is nothing but a collection of physical atoms behaving in a certain way: one need have no more than the physical atoms, with their normal physical properties, following normal physical laws, for there to be a hurricane.
Cobb: The global climate models themselves just are a collection of physical equations for how mass and heat move in our climate system, and how they're transferred.
The domain model describes the IoT world as a collection of Physical Entities represented in the digital world as Virtual Entities.
Afterward, her main concern seemed to be that Wii Fit reduces yoga to a collection of physical exercises rather than presenting yoga as a comprehensive approach to physical, mental and emotional wellness.
Still, this winter, three years after playing among corporate gods, Mr. Pendleton and Ms. Quinn remained unsure as to whether they had a full-length work on their hands, or merely a collection of physical haiku.
Cardano's popular fame was based largely on books dealing with scientific and philosophical questions, especially De subtilitate rerum ("The Subtlety of Things"), a collection of physical experiments and inventions, interspersed with anecdotes.
In order to prove this in full generality, Frege had of course to take into account the possibility that an arbitrarily given natural number might far exceed the size of any collection of physical objects in the universe.
Thus prakṛti exists for puruṣa and it is only because of this that the world is not simply a collection of meaningless physical processes.
These are derived from mentha (Calderone et al., 2013), a collection of curated physical protein-protein interactions from several primary databases.
This resource also provides the first large-scale view of the gene content of a major marine apex predator that displays a collection of remarkable physical, physiological, and behavioral properties.
All patients were initially evaluated with a collection of history, physical examination, chest X-ray, complete blood cell (CBC) count, liver and kidney function tests, pregnancy test if female and ECG.
