The phrase "a normal footing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of stability or equality in a situation or relationship.
Example: "After several discussions, we finally reached a normal footing in our negotiations."
Alternatives: "a stable basis" or "an even ground".
"He was a guy you went to to bring the temperature down and get things back on a normal footing," said William D. Murray, a former C.I.A. officer.
THREATENING to lob missiles at Taiwan is not perhaps the ideal way for China to persuade America's Congress to approve a bill to set the two countries' trade relations on a normal footing.
The Tour, famously, has always gone ahead apart from in the darkest years of world war, no matter what the national background, most notably when the government insisted that amidst the uprising of 1968 there should be no question of shelving it for a year, so important was the need to demonstrate that life in France was still on a normal footing.
Therefore, impairment of normal foot thermoregulation could play an important role in diabetic polyneuropathy-associated sleep disturbance.
A normal foot would be slightly raised and plantar flexed.
Patients with PPF and a normal foot contact possibly apply the plantarflexion knee extension couple during loading response.
"He has considerable advantages over athletes without prosthetic limbs," Gert-Peter Brueggemann, the scientist from the German Sports University in Cologne, told Die Welt newspaper recently, citing a 90percentt efficiency against a 60percentt rating for a normal foot.
Therefore, individuals with a normal foot could be at a lower risk for medial and lateral midfoot injuries such as metatarsal stress fractures, indicating that foot type should be assessed when determining an individual's risk for metatarsal stress fractures.
If there is a normal foot progression angle but the limb externally rotates as it is adducted, the osteotomy (either proximal or distal) will need to compensate by rotation in the opposite direction and to the same degree.
Many challenges are faced in managing these fractures including restoring the articular joint surface, the posterior facet and maintaining a good non-infected soft tissue envelope over the fracture site, with a normal foot shape and profile.
The aim is a supple, well-corrected foot; a normal foot is hardly ever obtained.
