"physical repercussions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the physical consequences of an action. For example, "The long-term physical repercussions of his unhealthy diet were clear to see."
The physical repercussions continued.
According to medical experts, playing it safe by engaging in shallow, unfulfilling or nonreciprocal relationships has physical repercussions.
There are also real physical repercussions to unemployment: a wide-ranging McGill University study, for example, found that unemployment increased the risk of premature death by 63%.
"He will deal with the decision he made to ride that motorcycle, the physical repercussions, for the rest of his life," Gauvin said.
The physical repercussions of a major health issue, like surgery, an injury, or a heart attack, are tough enough without having to also confront the stress, anxiety, and depression that often accompanies it.
Although she was forced to deal with the psychological and physical repercussions of these unfortunate incidents, Miller was exceptionally beautiful, bright, and independent qualities that opened up many opportunities for her throughout her life.
Consider anonymous postings, libel and physical and emotional repercussions in your response".
Gaga also disclosed the long-term physical and psychological repercussions of the sexual violence.
Scientific research suggests acute loneliness has direct physical and mental repercussions, affecting mortality as much as smoking and increasing the likelihood of dementia.
I can't think of many places where a boss is allowed to comment on an underling's physical attractiveness without repercussions.
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