The phrase "a principle of physics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental concepts or laws that govern physical phenomena.
Example: "One of the most important principles of physics is the conservation of energy, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed."
Alternatives: "a law of physics" or "a concept in physics".
There's a principle of physics that says two bodies can't occupy the same space at the same time.
What makes a principle of physics fundamental, in this case, is how early in our cognitive development we acquire it.
Over all, the subjects felt that spells were more difficult when they violated "more fundamental principles of intuitive physics". What makes a principle of physics fundamental, in this case, is how early in our cognitive development we acquire it.
Quakers, Virginia Woolf, nerds, an ancient Roman, Drake, a principle of physics and the Red Sox (at least by inference) all wiggled their way into one of our essay questions," Coffin wrote in a blog about the admissions essay.
However, conservation of energy is a fundamental principle of physics, more specifically a consequence of the unchanging nature of physical laws with time by Noether's Theorem.
Like nonrelativistic quantum theory, of which it is a version, Bohmian mechanics and special relativity, a central principle of physics, are not compatible: Bohmian mechanics is not Lorentz invariant.
The variational principle is deduced from a general principle of physics by modifying it through an involutory transformation.
Following the EP's title, "Inertia 1" is carried by a sense of unpredictable, off-the-radar propulsion, definitely evoking a speculative, almost sci-fi idea of "opposite" inertia, in which a basic principle of physics as we know it might not exactly apply.
It reads much like a rigid principle of physics such that public parking shall be conserved when planning a municipal design project.
It seemed to me that the child must have committed a serious misdeed, since Peterson had beaten him with a "switch" – a tree-branch – which of course would have made the blows more severe, by a simple principle of physics.
