"stumbling gait" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's walk or physical motion when they have difficulty with keeping their balance or walking in a straight line. For example: "He had a noticeable stumbling gait as he walked down the street, his balance clearly affected by the wine he had drunk earlier that night."
His stumbling gait became more pronounced after he left for New York in 2003.
Most importantly, in the shape of the mercurial Emily Blunt, The Girl on the Train has a believably derailed heroine whose hollow eyes, crusty lips and stumbling gait convey Leaving Las Vegas levels of addiction while still retaining an air of mystery and intrigue.
Robot world cups are generally remembered for the clumsy stumbling gait of the players, their comical mix-ups, and the concern of their human masters, often watching through their fingers.
It may only be a sliver of a play, but it's a steely one – and Clare Lizzimore's production garners fearless performances, none more so than Troughton's desperate Thomas, who develops the stumbling gait and wounded eyes of an animal who knows he's for the slaughter.
Initial symptoms are gait unsteadiness, stumbling, imbalance, and dysarthria.
Bellowing and whining, stumbling about with a Frankenstein-like gait, sometimes in soiled underpants, he is as persuasive a toddler as a 200-pound man can be.
We also did not consider differences in the distance between the subject and their FWW-AR, which might contribute to gait features due to stumbling or kicking the ambulatory assistive devices, and future studies should address this issue.
Four years later, he developed gait difficulties with some shuffling and stumbling.
Degree 4 – stumbling, tripping and falling spontaneously at a normal gait, and more severe deficits.
From various accounts, he was also a man of many peculiarities, which included a stumbling manner of speech (until he had warmed to his subject), a gait described as "vermicular," and above all an extraordinary and even comic absence of mind.
This ataxic animal originally arose spontaneously in one of our breeding colonies, and shows typical clinical signs of ataxic gait, including a slight trembling of the head, unsteady walking, and stumbling after 7 weeks of age [23], [24].
