"the physical size" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the actual measurements or dimensions of an object, rather than an abstract or relative size. Example: "When selecting furniture for a small room, it is important to consider the physical size of each piece to ensure it will fit comfortably in the space."
But determining the physical size of China's test bombs was nearly impossible.
The physical size of dealerships is also expanding, mainly because of consumers' expectations for more amenities and larger inventories.
In addition, he greatly reduced the physical size of the printed budget, making it a volume that could fit into a reader's pocket.
Sony has given the Smartwatch 2 a low power, single-core processor in an effort to balance battery life with the physical size of the device.
The problem sounded modest enough: Add more information to the state's road signs without adding clutter or increasing the physical size of the sign itself.
LONDON — Aside from the goalkeepers, the charm of soccer has nothing to do with the physical size of the performers.
Compared with the physical size of the country and the level of its population, Egypt has scanty mineral resources.
Besides bestowing her son with the physical size and self-confidence that would become the essence of his heroic image, Mr. Eastwood's mother did something else that would greatly influence his professional development.
It appears to have been designed with efficiency and cost in mind - it's about half the physical size of the 360 CPU, so cheaper to produce, closing the performance gap to a certain extent with a more efficient design.
Most of the numbers were worse than January's and came after a difficult year in which many newspapers continued to pare costs by laying off employees, shrinking the physical size of their print publications and reducing benefits.
"I had a lot to learn about directing on Veep because it is such a large-scale show, with the physical size of the cast and crew and all the sets," he says.
