The phrase "a physical size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the tangible dimensions or measurements of an object or entity.
Example: "The box has a physical size that makes it easy to store in small spaces."
Alternatives: "a tangible dimension" or "a measurable size".
Resolution of the display is 20 × 40 pixel on a physical size of 8 mm × 2.25 mm.
A compact optical sensor system with a physical size of 35.5 × 18 × 12.5 cm3 was designed and constructed.
At this point, as living embodiments of French cinema — Mr. Depardieu has now attained a physical size to match his monumental cultural stature — they can hardly be expected to disappear into their roles.
In a 2AFC (two-alternative forced choice) paradigm, the perceptual bias in the Ebbinghaus illusion was induced by a physical size (Experiment 1) or a memory reactivated size of the inducers (Experiment 2, the size was reactivated thanks to a color size association).
Moment magnitude is derived from seismic moment, which shows a physical size of the earthquake.
The Pro has a physical size of 19.1 × 12.5 inches; however, the Pro active area (sensitive to finger touch) was 12.8 × 8.0 (i.e., a 15.1-inch diagonal).
Because the pixel on the image plane has a certain physical size, the feature point A and the feature point B lie in the same uncertainty area (UA) which is denoted as blue rhombus.
Second, depending on the viewing distance and eccentricity, the fragments of a given physical size may have a smaller retinal size or larger eccentricity.
These include the common belief that beauty is marked by a large physical size, the reliance on fatty, nutrient-deficient imported foods and a decrease in activity caused by less farming and agricultural work.
In this paper, a novel parallel-kinematic symmetrical micro/nano-positioning stage is proposed to enlarge the travel range with a compact physical size.
But it limits the user to a single physical size of disk, and it has no manual ejection mechanism.
