"a physical representation of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that serves as a tangible or visible model or embodiment of an abstract idea or concept. Example: "The painting was a physical representation of the artist's emotions, with bold strokes and vibrant colors conveying her inner turmoil."
Comedian Bret McKenzie - nominated for best original song - in a physical representation of his career trajectory.
The throne is what everyone is fighting over: a physical representation of the power at stake.
Mathematical model, either a physical representation of mathematical concepts or a mathematical representation of reality.
In this way, the base becomes a physical representation of your achievements and story – and also something of a home.
Niarchos's apartment building, whose entrance is actually in South Audley Street, is a physical representation of a closed world.
In an odd way, the stamp is a physical representation of digital culture: an Internet-quotation controversy captured in American postage.
Klemmt's design for the Busan Opera House in South Korea, entitled Anisotropia, is a direct physical representation of a musical composition he created for the piano.
With their data collected, the artists decided upon one of the most fundamental and ancient symbols of death to represent their research: "we want to start a dialogue about online death by contrasting it with an unmistakable physical representation of mourning: a gravestone".
The chapter defines IC layout design as the process of creating an accurate physical representation of an engineering drawing that conforms to constraints imposed by the manufacturing process, the design flow, and the performance requirements shown to be feasible by simulation.
The skewness coefficient also suggests that a better physical representation of the propeller inflow is provided by the mode value of the velocity, which is the maximum of the probability density function, rather than the mean velocity.
Given the theoretical absence of molecular bias, the RH mapping approach has been thought to provide a true physical representation of chromosomes [ 13, 35, 45].
