The phrase "a natural stretch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a reasonable or expected extension of an idea or concept.
Example: "Considering her background in biology, transitioning to environmental science felt like a natural stretch for her career."
Alternatives: "a logical extension" or "a reasonable progression".
The allowance is not included for garments designed for knit fabrics, since these fabrics have natural stretch.
Cell morphology will be accordingly changed, from a small rounded shape, followed by a larger flattened appearance, to the natural stretched form.
A hanging scroll done nearly 20 years later -- its brushwork loose, parched and spare -- has the image of a scholar standing on a natural stone bridge stretching over an abyss.
That was a world much more interesting than a suburban childhood, and I think it must have fired an appetite for broader horizons, and a sense of respect and awe for a natural world that stretched back so much further than I, my parents, my grandparents or the entire human race could remember – feelings that have endured to this day.
This a natural "containment boundary" stretches from China's home islands through the mid-point of Taiwan down to the Philippines and Indonesia.
BP Amoco P.L.C. agreed yesterday to buy the El Paso Energy Corporation's one-third stake in a natural gas pipeline that stretches from the Gulf of Mexico to Tennessee.
CANUCKS 5, FLAMES 1 Mason Raymond scored three times in a 14-minute-15-second 14-minute-15-second 14-minute-15-second 14-minute-15-second stretchs visiting Vancouver deforted Calgary.
The dugout incident was the first sign of fissures in the clubhouse, but Collins quickly dismissed it as a natural symptom of a bad stretch.
The evidence presented here suggests the demographic stretch is a natural phenomenon followed rather predictably by changes in behaviors and social norms.
