The phrase "a neck strap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a strap that goes around the neck, often used to hold items like glasses, cameras, or identification badges.
Example: "She wore a neck strap to keep her camera secure while hiking."
Alternatives: "neck lanyard" or "neck cord".
A neck strap holds his canvas in place.
The player also comes with a neck strap, carry case and JetAudio 4 audio and video software for the PC.
The phone case can be used with a variety of accessories, including a neck strap and an arm band, and includes a belt clip.
Many top sliders wear a neck strap that wraps through the legs, comes up from the chest, and attaches to the helmet.
Now, these cameras aren't so small that you can carry them dangling from your wrist or a neck strap; you'd break bones that way.
At Saks Fifth Avenue, Dolce & Gabbana's gold bikini (above; $210) has a neck strap of small gold beads, while Ralph Lauren's black maillot (right; $284) features a hoop neck of bamboo-look wood.
It fits against the natural shape of my hand and if I only had a neck-strap, it would fit right in the middle of my chest, rather comfortably I might add!
You can use a neck-strap to achieve this.
Learn to hold the mane (or buy a neck-strap), without dropping your reins, and stay in your 2-point or jumping position at all three gaits so that you don't injure your horse's back or mouth (a neck-strap will prevent this).
To boost compliance we also developed new information material for coaches and players: a DVD showing all the exercises, a poster, a loose leaf exercise book, and small exercise cards attached to a handy neck strap that the coaches could bring to the training field.
It starts out as a regular neck strap, but it can expand to twice its original length when you want to use it as a sling strap, where the camera hangs at your hip instead of your sternum.
