The phrase "angle of the foot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to anatomy, biomechanics, or physical therapy when discussing the positioning or alignment of the foot.
Example: "The angle of the foot plays a crucial role in maintaining balance during physical activities."
Alternatives: "foot angle" or "angle of the ankle".
The pitch and roll angle of the foot are estimated by means of an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) and controlled via a decentralized Iterative Learning Control ILCC) scheme.
The skeleton of the ankle, or tarsus, has seven bones, but, because of the angle of the foot to the leg and the weight-bearing function, they are arranged in a more complicated way.
It will reduce the pitch or angle of the foot in the shoe preventing the muscles to tighten.
A previous study [ 7] used two-dimensional (2D) video analysis to measure the pronation angle of the foot with and without tape.
And here it's stated that the angle of the foot and arm relative to the ground are quantified – I might have missed it, but I wasn't sure where that was reported in the Results.
The sway angle of the foot can be easily measured, and a simple and reliable balance index can be easily obtained; thus, the system was suitable for large sampling measurements and balance evaluation in specific people.
To investigate the effect of dilatancy angle on the footing bearing capacity, two series of analyses were performed, one using an associated flow rule and one using a non-associated flow rule.
In his book's sixty-four-page chapter on squats, he offers strict mathematical guidance on the proper tilt of the chin, the flow of the breath, the angle of the feet in relation to the ankles.
There's a potential practical problem, too, since the placement and angling of the feet means you will need a fairly wide piece of furniture to put the set on if you don't want it to just tip onto its face.
The remaining specimens were investigated by acquiring X-ray images (using a SkyScan 1172 desktop micro-computer tomography scanner) of the specimen's lower half of the body, taken at 30° intervals during a 360° rotation to allow a multi-angle view of the foot.
Since there was no difference between the fit of right and left shoes, and due to the slightly worse hallux angle of the left feet, only data from left shoes were used for fit analyses.
