The phrase "a tilted body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or person that is not in a straight or upright position, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The sculpture featured a tilted body that gave it a sense of movement and dynamism."
Alternatives: "an angled body" or "a slanted body".
The patients resist any attempt to correct passively the tilted body posture towards earth vertical upright orientation and use the non-paretic arm and/or leg to actively push towards the paralyzed side [10].
Taylor-style, the dancing is a continuum, a line of movement studded with curves, little beats, tilted bodies and the high lifts common to ballet.
As the designers fiddled at their computers, Stroman studied the show curtain, which bore an image of high-stepping chorines, their tilted bodies jousting with slide trombones.
As I tilted my body into a triangle pose last week and stole a glance at those behind me at Jivamukti Yoga Center in Union Square, I noticed a lot of guys in the room.
When observers lie on their sides, gravity is perceived as tilted toward body orientation, consistent with a representation of gravity derived from multisensory information.
When she had a soulful run tearing into the word "vanishing" Syesha bore down and tilted her body into it and gave the tune her all.
He tilted his body against my brother, presenting the top of his head for my brother to kiss.
But a new element was introduced into this nerve-racking series, when the Washington superstar Alex Ovechkin ran into Penguins defenseman Sergei Gonchar with one of his characteristic full-tilt body checks in the first period.
The orientation of acetabular component is influenced by pelvic tilt, body position and individual variation in pelvic parameters.
While patients with vestibular disorders have abnormal tilts of the SVV but preserved perception of postural vertical [3], pusher patients show the opposite patter, namely a preserved perception of the SVV with a marked tilted perception of own body posture [9], [11].
