The phrase "a normal standing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or expected position or status in a particular context, such as in legal, social, or physical situations.
Example: "In order to participate in the meeting, you must have a normal standing within the organization."
Alternatives: "a standard position" or "an ordinary status".
For positioning, the child was instructed to stand comfortably in a normal standing position 'as if waiting at the canteen', and to look straight ahead at a pre-determined point on the wall.
The little boy was particularly fascinated by the way the chair could raise me to a normal standing height.
This force will act through the body's centre of gravity, and for an average human this is approximately located at 54 % of their height, in line with the front of their knee/ankle joints in a normal standing posture [24, 30].
models with a massless support structure showed best agreement with the measured apparent mass and phase, with errors less than 0.1 in the normalised apparent mass (i.e., corresponding to errors less than 10% of the static mass) and errors less than 5° in the phase for a normal standing posture.
After ensuring proper feet placement and hold of hand electrodes, participants were instructed to maintain a normal standing position, with arms and legs extended, and stay relaxed and still during the measurements.
Lean back, and kick down to a normal standing position.
"I mean, we could've had a picture of the band, looking rather glum, which was normal, standing on a cobbled street or something.
The COP fluctuations of the anxiety group during normal standing exhibited a larger sway area than the controls.
Kissing is an intimate experience; while leaning in for a kiss in the beginning is normal, standing sort of far away with only your lips touching might come across as a bit odd.
The front leg of the insect was fixed with a tarsus in a normal (inverse) standing position to the cone of a minishaker (4810; Bruel & Kjaer).
Thus we have extended the Alexander's definition of representative length to "the length between the hip joint axis and the foot projected on a plane orthogonal to the moving direction in normal standing posture"?
