The phrase "a posterior view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing perspectives or analyses that are based on outcomes or events that have already occurred.
Example: "In the report, we will provide a posterior view of the project's impact on the community."
Alternatives: "a retrospective view" or "a subsequent perspective".
Eleven able-bodied subjects were filmed from a posterior view from the waist down as they walked through four courses designed to simulate activities of daily living.
a Posterior view of ramus.
a Posterior view of the left palatine bone.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Illustration of a posterior view of the anterior craniovertebral junction demonstrates the important ligaments in this region.
Additionally, tracer uptake was increased in the left side of L3 and L5 corresponding to benign changes seen on low-dose CT. a Posterior view of a maximum intensity projection (MIP) from ultra-fast acquisition SPECT.
As illustrated in Figure 8, the monoplane fluoroscopic C-arm was rotated by to acquire two images for each mapping site: a left lateral view (the C-arm in a vertical position) and a posterior view (the C-arm in a horizontal position).
A posterior viewing portal was used, initially for a pre-operative diagnostic arthroscopy and then for a subacromial bursoscopy before proceeding to completing the anterior acromioplasty by clearing the subacromial bursa from the acromion and removing approximately 4 to 5 mm of anterior acromion after releasing the coraco-acromial ligament through an antero-lateral portal.
A quick posterior view examination of the leg clearly shows that the medial and the lateral convexities of the legs are fundamentally not symmetrical.
Location of discomfort was obtained by asking the participants to point to a diagram of an outline of an anterior and posterior view of the human body.
The pain mannequin was shown with a frontal and posterior view showing the front and the back of a human body divided into 12 predefined regions [ 20].
The mannequin was shown included both a frontal and posterior view of the human body, with the regions of the body written in letters beside the corresponding body segment.
