The phrase "alignment balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need for harmony or equilibrium between different elements or factors, such as in project management or design.
Example: "Achieving alignment balance among team members is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "equilibrium alignment" or "harmonious balance".
The app will then rate each posture on alignment, balance and pose, as well as generating an overall rating for the user so they can figure out how well they held each posture.
The overall goals were to improve motor and functional skills e.g. improvement of alignment, balance in sitting and standing, transfers, walking and/or wheeled mobility.
The brake lining, fluid levels, tire alignment, balancing--it all needed to be checked out.
This process was repeated three times in order to only remove sections in inverse proportion to how well they aligned, balanced against the alignment quality.
I believe this alignment and balance at home allows women to achieve better balance at work.
Main Outcome Measures: We assessed degenerative changes, varus alignment, standing balance, and knee proprioception.
Alignment and balance measures were poorly correlated (r =.12, p =.63), further suggesting that they provided different information about gonarthrosis.
Loading in total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is multifactorial and dependent on alignment, ligament balance, patient, and implant factors.
Iyengar is similar but places more emphasis on body alignment and balance, and uses props such as straps, blankets, and blocks.
"Power Pilates" is billed as a floor-movement program designed to produce leaner, stronger and more efficient muscles by concentrating on body alignment, muscle balance, flexibility and body control; it uses breathing patterns to help oxygenate muscles while exercising.
To examine how an extension constraint knee brace affects active and passive standing knee joint alignment, dynamic balance, and gait mechanics.
