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"physical hardships" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to difficult physical struggles or conditions, such as long hours of labor or an illness which affects physical ability. For example, "Many people in developing countries face physical hardships every day, such as inadequate access to food and clean water."
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Perhaps what happened to him internally was even more attritional than his physical hardships".
A career beset by physical hardships and pockmarked by bizarre incidents has left him unfazed.
Players leave caches and others find them, often hiking for hours and enduring physical hardships to do so.
Huston not only presents the physical hardships of battle; he creates the war as a cultural and moral catastrophe.
He seemed like the kind of artist whose immersive romantic and physical hardships had replaced the pick'n'mix wizardry of his 90s and 00s output for good.
For Daniel Defoe's protagonist, it is not the physical hardships that are the greatest threat, but the psychological trauma inflicted by his isolation.
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A person may be physically strong, resistant to infection, able to cope with physical hardship and other features of his physical environment, and still be considered unhealthy if his mental state, as measured by his behaviour, is deemed unsound.
He suffered physical hardship along the way.
Physical hardship and moral despair overwhelmed the society.
On his education Eton: "An early introduction to human cruelty, treachery and extreme physical hardship".
T. Coraghessan Boyle has a thing about survivalism and physical hardship.
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