I could not find a term in physics science for vouching.
- Vouching in general is a term used for agreeing and siding with someone over a matter. For example, at a football match, you would vouch for your team because you want them to win. It is a term used for encouraging someone or voting for them.
- It is also a term used for good luck. If someone says they're vouching for you before you take an exam or driving test, for example, it means that they hope you pass.
- The objects of vouching are simple. In politics for example, vouching becomes especially important, because the team that has the most people vouching for it, for example, will get more votes and therefore win. By vouching for someone, be it a school presidency election or a nationwide presidential election you are stating what side you are on and supporting them.
- Vouching could be applied in physics in that certain forces are vouched for by the earth's conditions, for example, gravity is the strength that it is because of the Earth turning at a certain speed.
- It could be applied in biology as a slang term for natural selection, because animals will vouch for the strongest members of their species to mate with to have strong and healthy babies and help the species progress.
- Vouch is a very wide term and can be used in a variety of situations to describe a variety of different actions, but mostly under the same roof, that it is mainly used to agree with someone, or pick a team over other teams to enable that team to win, or to give them the best support they can to win if it is a sport or something which does not involve a vote.