The phrase "abnormal posture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, physical therapy, or ergonomics to describe a position of the body that deviates from the norm.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with an abnormal posture that could lead to chronic back pain if not addressed."
Alternatives: "improper posture" or "deviant posture".
The results of the neurological examination were categorised into normal (no neurological abnormalities), minor neurological dysfunction (neurological abnormalities without influence on normal posture or movement), and major neurological dysfunction (neurological abnormalities with abnormal posture or movements, including seizure disorders).
Clinical symptoms in livestock are characterized by neurological and behavioral disorders, gait abnormalities, difficulty standing, abnormal posture, emaciation, reproductive disorders and cellular vacuolar degeneration of multiple tissues by pathological observation [ 12, 13].
Because of the motor impairments of the trunk and limbs, there is an inability to generate force to maintain antigravity postural control, thus leading to abnormal posture.
His abnormal posture makes it unlikely that he is sleeping.
She had generalized hypotonia and an abnormal posture since birth, and apparently, her development was stalled.
Pain is rare, except as a result of abnormal posture or fatigue in muscular dystrophy a hereditary disease characterized by progressive wasting of the muscles.
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of non-progressive motor impairment and permanent disorders causing limitation of activity and abnormal posture.
Those tested were "downers," animals that cannot walk because of injury or illness or that have shown neurological symptoms like changes in temperament, aggression, abnormal posture or rapid eye movement.
Riding in a train, Sim Eih Xing, a medical student from Malaysia, said he noticed a strange-looking woman near the door "in a very abnormal posture".
In complex partial seizures, caused by lesions within the temporal or frontal lobes, unconsciousness, abnormal sensations, hallucinations, and limb jerking or abnormal posture may occur.
Adults with impairments and functional limitations can be taught to recover or improve movements impaired by disease and injury and to prevent injury and disability caused by abnormal posture and movement.
