The phrase "array of physical and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of physical elements or attributes, often in a context that involves categorization or diversity.
Example: "The exhibition featured an array of physical and artistic expressions from various cultures."
Alternatives: "variety of physical and" or "range of physical and".
Cell behaviours within tissues are influenced by a broad array of physical and biochemical microenvironmental factors.
As well as the risk of bleeding to death or infection, a terrifying array of physical and psychological problems can follow.
Sleep is associated with an array of physical and mental health outcomes that are essential for healthy adjustment in children.
In general, research has found that social connection provides a vast array of physical and mental health benefits, whereas loneliness weakens our cardiovascular and immune systems.
In Tunis she spoke on "Risk, Resilience, and the Adolescent Brain" - the transition from childhood to adulthood encompasses an impressive array of physical and psychological changes that occur over a span of ten to fifteen years.
In Monastir she spoke on "Talking to Teenagers: How Understanding Adolescent Brain Development Can Enhance the Doctor-Patient Relationship" - the transition from childhood to adulthood encompasses an impressive array of physical and psychological changes that occur over a span of ten to fifteen years.
Wearing a shapeless gray dress, her hair in the schoolmarmish bun familiar from photographs of Woolf, she brings a complex and rather unpredictable array of physical tics and vocal eccentricities to her portrayal.
In 2019 we will be facing a new and more sophisticated array of physical security and cybersecurity challenges (including automated hacker tools) that pose significant risk to people, places and commercial networks.
Brain injury creates a wide array of physical, mental and emotional impairments.
This is governed by a complex array of physical, biological and chemical signals.
But the new study adds another layer of evidence to what many scientists have long suspected — that environmental exposures to lead not only risk an array of physical, behavioral and cognitive problems but can change the very trajectory of a child's life.
