The word "physically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe something that is happening to or with a physical body. Example: "The physical therapist helped the patient to regain strength physically."
The proximity dictates what happens physically – you don't need to telegraph physicality in that kind of environment.
Alberto hasn't got him to run much faster, what he has done is made him stronger physically and mentally.
She was released on bail after two months but was rearrested in January after posting a video on YouTube describing how prison guards mistreated her physically while she was in jail.
An "emotionally and physically drained" Mo Farah took a 6am flight back to the United States after withdrawing from the Birmingham Grand Prixon Sunday but his exit angered British fans and left the double Olympic champion out of pocket.
He was also physically fit, and worked from morning till night, gardening and digging holes right up to his arrest, so we think he would have been able to bury bodies so that they wouldn't have been discovered".
It said: "My parents were abusive in every way imaginable − sexually, physically and emotionally.
It was this sympathy for his subjects that enabled him to move among them without being physically attacked.
A Jump-a-tron machine, for example, allows visitors to set the angle, mass, gravity and power of a virtual environment, then physically jump on to a mat to cause an onscreen character to launch into space.
"Had she not have had an eating disorder, she would have been physically stronger," he said.
At the time, the RUC was facing the enmity of not only the Provisional IRA but also extreme loyalists, who were burning police officers out of their homes because the force had been asked to physically defend the new Anglo-Irish Secretariat building on the outskirts of east Belfast.
I wear what I'm comfortable in – both physically and socially.
