The phrase "a straight position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical stance or alignment that is upright and not bent or crooked.
Example: "The gymnast maintained a straight position throughout the routine, showcasing her balance and control."
Alternatives: "an upright position" or "a vertical stance".
Tinkler has a different dance and music style to Fragapane but she displays some of that same acrobatic attacking quality and confidence that endeared the public to the multi-gold medal winning Commonwealth champion, not least the ability to nail a double somersault in a straight position with a full twist in the second somersault.
As shown in Fig. 2a, the cantilever first adhered to the BR film by van der Waals forces (point A in Fig. 2a); then, the cantilever returned to a straight position by lifting the sample stage (from point B to C) until the force decreased to zero.
"It was locked in a straight position and it wouldn't bend at all.
He said that today's inversion backers recommend against simply hanging upside down without moving for long periods of time, anyway, preferring equipment that permits a hanger to move around and, preferably, to rotate back up to a straight position frequently during a hanging session.
Only 23.9% out of 1,579 feet presented a straight position of the great toe.
Only 23.9% of the children's feet presented a straight position of the great toe.
It is cross braced and screwed together to hold that shape, since this type of tubing will eventually revert back to a straighter position.
It made sense that strengthening the muscles on the weak (bulging) side of the curve would make those muscles powerful enough to pull the spine into a straighter position.
Using your tongue, block holes 1 through 3 and play a straight-position note on hole 4. If you did it right, you should only hear (up) 4 being played.
"Try to get the spine in a relatively straight position.
Andreas Roposch, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital, said: "Similar effects may be seen in all devices or manoeuvres that place the legs in a purely straight position for prolonged periods in this critical age of early infancy.
