"changes in posture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a physical movement that someone or something makes. For example, "The patient reported significant changes in posture after starting physical therapy."
For example, static and dynamic postural conditions are being assessed, and within these postural domains the methodology used to measure changes in posture varies significantly.
As stochastic GVS induces stochastic resonance in which a noise of randomly changing intensity enhances detection of subthreshold stimuli the proposed mechanism for stochastic GVS benefit in PD subjects was the enhanced detection of small changes in posture signaled by vestibular afferents, allowing for early compensatory postural adjustments and thus reducing body sway [ 26].
In his recent study, this device better captured changes in posture and foot pressure than hip-level accelerometers.
They will then use video footage to see how the cats react, through ear and head movements and changes in posture.
But she is, after all, human, and it's fun to watch the inevitable leaks in her system: the involuntary little movements of her mouth and eyes, the fidgets, and the changes in posture in response to what Tony says.
The sympathetic nervous system is critical for controlling normal cardiovascular function and compensatory responses to changes in posture.
These visits have convinced him the military would accept a change in posture if Successor wasn't approved.
Mr. Powell's change in posture from apostle of patience to champion of rapid action was described by one administration official observing it from a distance as "astounding".
This is what Spoelstra had called for in recent days, as he resisted changes to his lineup and rotation, promoting instead a change in posture.
Intracranial headaches often begin abruptly; they usually occur on awaking or at night, and pain usually changes with a change in posture.
As my colleagues Thom Shanker and Ian Johnson reported, Mr. Panetta said during his trip that the U.S. change in posture was not aimed at containing China.
