The phrase "angle of the left" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing direction or perspective, but clarity is essential to ensure the meaning is understood.
Example: "From the angle of the left, the painting appears more vibrant than from the right."
Alternatives: "left perspective" or "view from the left".
On physical examination, the patient was found to have a full and painless ROM and a normal carrying angle of the left elbow.
(Note that the slip on Fault B1 is visible from the angle of the left panels but invisible on the right panels overlapped by Fault B2).
The cross section factor can be defined as: C=frac{A_L}{A}tan {theta}_1+frac{A_R}{A}tan {theta}_2 (3)in which: C is the cross section factor; A L is the area of the left side (m); A R is the area of right side (m); θ 1 is the slope angle of the left side in cross-section; θ 2 is the slope angle of right side in cross-section (Fig. 4).
AA = Passive abduction angle of the left fourth finger.
The hallux valgus angle of the left and right feet were significantly correlated (r = 0.49, n = 784, p ≤ 0.001).
Women with the greatest passive abduction angle of the left fourth finger and the highest number of previous pregnancies showed the highest back pain incidence, and vice versa.
Messi, who kept running, passes the ball in from a very tight angle on the left of the six-yard box.
From a tight angle on the left of the box, Rogic weaved his way past Davidson and St Johnstone captain Dave Mackay before firing past Mannus.
Giggs rolled Rivas with ease and ran into the box but, at an angle on the left of the six-yard box, he might have tried to find Berbatov or Park.
May added Saints' second and his 14th of the season nine minutes into the restart, firing the ball low under Cierzniak from an acute angle on the left side of United's 18-yard box.
Lewis Guy (Gateshead) left footed shot from a difficult angle on the left to the centre of the goal.
