The phrase 'flabby flesh' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase could be used to describe the texture of the skin if something did not have much firmness or muscle. For example, "The old man had flabby flesh on his arms due to a lack of exercise."
He showed me how to make my fingers flexible so that the ball would float high enough for Tata to smack it into the Ambassador's excellently flabby flesh.
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Summer officially starts on June 21, meaning that we'll soon have to peel away our protective layers of clothing and expose a winter's worth of pale and flabby flesh to the world.
The only sounds you hear are fists hitting soft, flabby flesh, the scuffle of trainers on country lanes, and the barks of onlooking men, women and children, as well as the occasional dog. .
Whereas Western chefs tend to rub a chicken with butter or oil before roasting it at moderate heat, resulting in soft flesh and somewhat flabby skin, Chinese chefs first dry the chicken and then roast it at high heat, giving it a crisp skin and tougher meat.
The palm looks fairly normal, but the top of his hand is a mass of flabby, hairy flesh, half the size of a softball.
It's an interesting angle, especially given how much attention is paid to whether humans can trust robots – we're all on edge about the possibility of Skynet awakening and deciding to eradicate its imperfect, flabby, messy flesh-filled creators, but what about the (more likely?) possibility that humans end up breaking, modifying or defacing every robot they encounter in public?
The flesh gets flabby, the seeds larger and more distracting.
In his dumb but endearing sports comedies, the spirit may be willing, but the flesh is flabby.
In his place, like some kind of supremely buff statue whittled from a flabby brick of Fat Mac's flesh, is a whole new Mac.
There is not much substance in her flesh, however; it is soft and flabby ... [Her feet were] almost ice-cold..
