The phrase "naked chest" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person's chest that is exposed or not covered by clothing. Example: The man walked down the beach with his naked chest glistening in the sun.
Shimao pressed her ear against his naked chest.
She daubed a message in large letters across her naked chest and tweeted the result.
"Yeah, I'm Italian," he was telling the crowd, his zip-up sweater revealing some naked chest.
He was wearing nothing but sweatpants, his naked chest sporting an Orthodox cross and a Jewish Chai.
Dr. Saleh carefully pulled back a coarse gray blanket, and I saw Ali's naked chest, his bandaged stumps, and his face.
When he does manage to turn over we see smears of inky liquid dribbling from his mouth, smeared over his naked chest.
"I've seen hundreds, no, millions of naked chests.
A banner inside this revolutionary hive reads: "Here we rewrite history by our blood and naked chests".
Elsewhere, Snyder draws on the oily lessons of 300, with Affleck and Cavill parading their naked chests like angry cockerels – a scene in which Batman prepares for the ultimate battle by dragging a truck tyre across the floor and hitting it with a sledgehammer cries out for a cameo by Spandau Ballet, urging our antihero to "work till you're musclebound, all night long".
From these observations, the point in time and the length of time babies were held naked on their mothers' bare chest or abdomen could be calculated and any barriers or interruptions to naked body contact between mothers and their newborns could be identified.
In several cases, mothers wanted to take time to look at and examine their baby and adapt to the fact of having just given birth before holding their naked newborn on their bare chest.
