The phrase "a proper stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate or acceptable position or viewpoint on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "In debates, it is essential to maintain a proper stance to effectively communicate your arguments."
Alternatives: "an appropriate position" or "a suitable viewpoint."
Casey did not mark it and could not take a proper stance, but he claimed the error did not arise out of frustration.
Al DeRogatis, a Giants lineman, scout and camp coach, once said, "He didn't even know how to take a proper stance". Brown learned the hard way.
Al DeRogatis, a Giants lineman, scout and camp coach, once said, "He didn't even know how to take a proper stance".
He called on football's authorities to take "a proper stance" and crack down on the problem.
Sterling called on football's authorities to take "a proper stance" and crack down on the racist abuse.
The people in charge need to make a proper stance". Should England players have gone off the pitch?
"Outside the insect species," he said, "I've never killed anything in my life". Mr. González lit a cigarette and talked about the proper stance of a matador -- chest proud, hips back, groin thrust out -- symbolic of a matador's machismo.
You do not have to ski like an Olympian to mimic the rhythmic nature of their turns (albeit at a slower pace) and the proper stance over the skis.
The proper stance for a toe side turn is with your knees bent, your waist straight, and your shoulders back.
If you're a right-handed fighter, the proper stance is to have your left foot in front of you, at a 45-degree angle from your opponent.
"They will learn a lot of fundamental stuff, the proper stance and blocking, stuff they will need to know at any level". "There are professional physical therapists and athletic trainers here," Dr. Carlo Orlando of AOS Medical Center said.
