The phrase 'physical societies' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to groups of people who share a common interest in physical activities such as sports or exercise. For example, "Many physical societies are devoted to promoting a healthy lifestyle."
Soon after, the Spanish, Portuguese, and French physical societies joined, and it evolved into the Inter-American-Iberian Working Group.
The organisation--a fledgling professional society by international comparisons--is made up of 17 physical societies in Central and South America and represents approximately 15,000 physicists.
Other examples of fruitful co-operation among North America's physical societies are the regular "CAM" (Canadian-American-Mexican) meetings, organised by CAP, APS, and SMF, and APS's particular focus on co-operation with the Cuban Physical Society (CPS).
His message will be clear: By combining their efforts in FeLaSoFi, physical societies from all Latin American countries are working toward goals held in common with the Western world.
Central to the success of FeLaSoFi's mission has been the fact that the physical societies from the more developed countries typically sponsor meetings and activities that engage all member societies, regardless of their size or level of influence of their physics community.
One way to avoid your work being reviewed and edited by persons with insufficient knowledge of the field is to submit to journals maintained by professional organisations such as the national chemical or physical societies.
That year, he received the Maxwell Prize from the American Physical Society, and in 1994 he received the physical society's Aneesur Rahman Prize.
The physical society was besieged by requests to present research findings at its March meeting — but the deadline had passed.
He was for many years general secretary of the French Physical Society, and also occupied the presidential chair.
He also helped establish the National Society of Black Physicists, the African Physical Society, and the African Laser Centre, which is based in South Africa.
"The bouncers took anybody that had a physical society badge on to the front," Dr. Grant recalled, "and we got in gratis.
