Physical detachment is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the separation of physical objects, either metaphorically or literally. For example, "The physical detachment of the moon from the Earth 4.5 billion years ago created the tides."
With something like the "potato rows" houses in Copenhagen [terraced houses on narrow streets, filled with picnic tables, trees and benches that become shared spaces] the street is quiet enough that you don't have to create this physical detachment from the street.
One mechanism is described by physical detachment of the platinum and carbon particles under thermal fatigue, and the other by anodic dissolution of the Pt electrocatalyst.
Physical detachment would not bring with it an intellectual detachment.
Likewise, the use of different homogenization approaches for the extraction of inner microbial contamination and the microbial survival rate after the imposed shear forces have not been systematically compared and neither has the physical detachment of bacteria from the surface been evaluated [ 15, 16].
Brading et al. (71) have emphasized the importance of physical forces in detachment, stating that the three main processes for detachment are erosion or shearing (continuous removal of small portions of the biofilm), sloughing (rapid and massive removal), and abrasion (detachment due to collision of particles from the bulk fluid with the biofilm).
The test of electrochemical durability on Ni was carried out in order to exclude the effect of electrode substrate roughness on the detachment (physical destruction) of the N-doped C layer.
Her poetry is characterised by scorn for physical possessions and detachment from worldly affairs.
The new family organization can facilitate physical and emotional detachment, which reduces family support and induces rejection and hostility.
Hunt and Hawkes are excellent as the teacher and pupil who find unexpected connections in apparently awkward circumstances, combining physical intimacy with professional "detachment" (the title refers to six strictly defined meetings) in a manner that bespeaks genuine affection.
Bearing this in mind, males displayed some levels of discomfort of a more moderate nature, with their highest levels related to Humiliation, Detachment and Physical Abuse.
This large recirculation region, which restricts the mass flow by almost entirely blocking the gap, is proposed as the physical mechanism for the detachment of the downstream meniscus.
