The phrase "a physical room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to distinguish between a tangible space and a virtual or abstract concept, often in discussions about environments or settings.
Example: "In our online course, we often miss the benefits of a physical room for group discussions and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a tangible space" or "a real room".
A typical "tower" is actually a physical room staffed with a team of data analysts that works full-time, 24/7, monitoring a wall of high definition screens.
In this game, the player is in a physical room surrounded by virtual butterflies, which she must catch by getting close enough to the butterfly.
The centre consists of five departments: we have our library with all the books; the computer room (only one laptop so far but it will grow) with a maths corner where children can play numeracy games; a physical room with bikes, ropes and balls; our own theatre with local and modern musical instruments; and best of all is our beautiful wonder garden.
It was this necessity of convening in a physical room that helped turn Unix into what it is today.
And there is GIANT, a film that puts you in a physical room designed to simulate a basement, and then puts VR goggles on you and lets you experience a mother and father trying to comfort a child through make believe as bombs fall ever closer, closer, closer to your hiding spot (I'm sweating just thinking about it).
It doesn't take a lot of physical room (picture my closet), but it may give you a lot more room internally.
An image then appeared showing a plan view of a schematic head showing their location in the physical room and an outline of the viewing zone to which they had to return to start the next trial.
The online data room avoids the need to have a physical data room where the documents are kept, and helps expedite an M&A process.
The online data room helps expedite an M&A process by avoiding the need to have a physical data room in which documents are placed and maintained.
Use LEDs for city-lights and directional indicators where the total needed light flux is less but there is still enough physical room to mount a dozen or so LEDs.
The reflector-based depth mapping patent, meanwhile, would project computer-generated augmented reality images into your room - using, according to a supporting diagram, a projector fitted to your ceiling - to create a virtual control space overlaid over your physical room.
