"physically straining" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an activity that is difficult and tiring in a physical way. For example, "Climbing a mountain is physically straining, but the view from the top is worth it."
Objective: Hand rim wheelchair propulsion is inefficient and physically straining.
I know how hard it is day in and day out, and I'd rather have them doing something less physically straining.
So it's no wonder then, that while he has so much physically straining work in December, Santa still manages to be quite rotund. .
I have learned that no matter how emotionally and physically straining caring for an LBD loved one can be, I cannot - and will not - give up on my dreams.
While he told us that it is both mentally and physically straining being in the elements and collecting the air, he said that he couldn't explain it all in detail.
Keep in mind how physically straining it can be working in a bakery, though.
The wound, which has never healed — both straining him physically and signifying his moral failing — leaves Amfortas a weakened ruler unable to lead the brotherhood, which, as a result, is threatened with collapse from within and is menaced from without.
The emotionally straining and physically demanding role included a series of verbal sparring matches between Chloe and Topo.
Their work did not include physically demanding or knee straining working positions.
The FEA was coupled to a physically based, strain rate and temperature dependent, elastoviscoelastic-viscoplastic internal state variable polymer model that was calibrated to physical experiments.
She even argues that vocal fry, which she believes people are copying from TV shows, is physically damaging: "You're really fatiguing and straining [the vocal cords], you're putting them in an unusual position".
