"extended arm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something reaching out beyond its ordinary length, or to indicate a particular gesture. For example, "She welcomed us with an extended arm."
In both Acts I and III he has a marvelously dignified way of curtailing difficult conversations with the Queen Mother by indicating "Allow me to show you elsewhere" with a courteously extended arm.
The former England coach has not had an awful lot of luck in recent months and here Chancel Mbemba was unfortunate to be judged guilty of handball after Marouane Fellaini rose to meet a corner and headed it straight at his marker's admittedly extended arm.
In this study, the transmission of zh-axis handle vibration to the wrist, elbow and the shoulder of the human hand and arm are characterized in the laboratory for the bent-arm and extended arm postures.
"Crop out your extended arm while taking the picture so you can perpetuate the illusion that possibly someone else took it".
Part of this effect is facilitated by the extended arm reaching from the DN subdomain toward the neighboring monomer (see above).
The MIQ includes 18 items to imagine with different levels of movements, e.g. standing on one leg, jumping straight up in the air, or moving the extended arm.
The SBJ test seems to be the most valid test assessing lower body muscular strength compared to other muscular strength tests (i.e., bent and extended arm hang, squat jump, countermovement jump, Abalakov jump), showing the highest associations with isokinetic parameters [ 80].
Meaning, touch the wall with a fully extended arm.
Resist the urge to let your hips move to the side opposite your extended arm.
Extend both arms out in the directions of your legs and look forward, over your extended arm and forward foot.
That cleared the way for Griner, who hit the winning shot over Cheek's extended arm.
