The phrase "remedial exercise" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a form of physical activity or movement that is designed to correct or improve a particular issue or weakness in the body. Example: After her injury, Sarah's physical therapist prescribed a series of remedial exercises to help her regain strength and mobility in her injured ankle.
It involved applying pressure with an elbow or thumb on what she called "trigger points," immediately followed by remedial exercise.
Students pass, conditionally pass and are assigned a remedial exercise or are asked to repeat all or part of the examination, or fail (see further details below).
For Bill Shorten it is the opposite, a machine man, struggling to define himself through the white noise to a cynical public, slowly earning respect through his persistence, spiced with Dad jokes and the sort of remedial exercise regime that we all know we should be pursuing.
If the organization offers you a leadership development program, a management course, or an opportunity to have a mentor or to work with an executive coach, think of it as a chance to enhance your skills, rather than a remedial exercise, and accept the invitation.
All treatment programmes in this study were supervised by a remedial exercise instructor and a physiotherapist.
Clinical and lymphoscintigraphic post-operative follow-up (evaluated at 3-5 yeafterfter surgery) showed a long-lasting improvement, with a marked edema and volumetric reduction maintained by a proper lifestyle, remedial exercise, elastic stockings and periodical CDT procedures.
The student model is based on student subject matter performance and provides feedback and remedial exercises suited to learner expertise.
For decades labanotation was refined by research practitioners working in a variety of different movement disciplines, not only ballet and contemporary choreographies but dance of different styles and cultures as well as gymnastics and other sports, remedial exercises, and even zoological studies.
The successes of these remedial exercises make it clear that many fields have been compromised by unrecognized and unintended bias in the way their subject domain had been defined.
A 1979 chancellor's memo suggested filling the hour with remedial work or exercises with reference books.
This mandate was backed by strong remedial powers for whose exercise, however, the ICO had to rely on the political power of its European and American masters.
