The phrase "physical indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to observable signs of something. For example, "Doctors rely on physical indicators, like a patient's temperature or breathing rate, to diagnose illness."
Correlations between process scores and physical indicators, and motor scores and cognitive performance, were much lower, indicating discriminant validity.
Beyond the physical indicators, however, the relationship is deteriorating.
Because it is a hidden disability with no physical indicators, people with autism are often misjudged – but the condition is real and debilitating.
That is almost universally the case, but architecture is the field in which it's most obvious, for the simple reason that architecture involves the erection of gigantic physical indicators, visible for miles, unignorable, undeniable.
The polygraph is based on the premise that an individual who is lying will have subtle but measurable changes in specific physical indicators.
Judged by physical indicators, such as electricity consumption or freight volumes, GDP growth probably peaked at over 12% in 2003 and should slow to 8% by 2006.
To take advantage of conservation tillage systems (including direct drilling and non-inversion) in central Iran, it is important to study the effects of different cultivation practices on soil structural stability as a physical indicator.
When these criteria are not met, being pregnant becomes a physical indicator of shame and what are viewed as poor choices.
Reduced balance with visual deprivation might be a physical indicator of a serious back problem.
As increased disease detection and management efforts continue worldwide, the key physical indicator of body temperature becomes critically important [ 6].
Reduced balance with visual deprivation (closed eyes) might be a physical indicator of a serious back problem.
