"its posture" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the physical position adopted by a person or animal. For example, "The dog had a proud posture, with its chest out and head held high."
Epitomizing a certain kind of class, Le Bernardin amounts to the restaurant equivalent of old money, so secure in its station that it need not strut, so practiced in its posture that it never slouches.
It is like niceness in its posture of welcome; it is unlike niceness in its unwillingness to airbrush over the unpleasant.
But its decision to dispatch four military transport aircraft to Libya and a guided-missile frigate to waters nearby suggests that it might be rethinking its posture.
It was a breakout product from its posture trainer Lumo Lift and a first step into both connected garments and the running industry.
In its "posture statement," AFRICOM reports that it conducted 68 operations last year, up from 55 the year before.
The study, published in the journal Current Biology, concluded: "The fly somehow 'knows' whether it needs to make large or small changes in its posture to reach the correct pre-flight stance".
He said Iran calibrates its posture in Afghanistan.
So, might its posture of po-faced concern be no more than camouflage for subversion?
In recent years, though, its posture has changed into one of regret and resignation.
She sits on a stool next to a polarizing microscope, her head bowed as if imitating its posture.
And, now, Nascar's official religion, a white Christian fundamentalism, has bolstered its posture as a higher authority.
