The phrase "superior body" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a body or group of people that hold a higher or more authoritative position in a hierarchy or system. Here is an example: "Although the lower courts ruled in favor of the defendant, the superior body of judges at the Supreme Court ultimately overturned the decision."
Females near nests tended to have superior body conditioning and a nice layer of fat for child production.
Through an elaborate hoax, using the "superior" body fluids and DNA of the character played by Jude Law, Mr. Hawke's character trumps them all.
The Explorer's superior body control makes it seem to shrink around the driver; the Nissan never lets you forget you're pushing a relatively big rig.
Woolf describes the Ministry of Thin as an "internal policeman", observing: "There is still a consensus what women should look like; a near-universal acknowledgement that a thinner body is a superior body.
He added that a superior body position on the bike, like a rider flexible enough to crouch into a ball and stay there, could make up for the height issue.
These hipsters are instantly declassed, reservoired in abject internships and ignored in the urban hierarchy — but able to use college-taught skills of classification, collection and appreciation to generate a superior body of cultural "cool".
They had superior bodies and a half-dozen hangers-on from the neighborhood.
Further, we identified the scarce existence of a clear jurisprudential doctrine, due either to the lack of capacity in superior bodies or to the shortage of demands presented in front of the courts.
This means that Statistics Norway is responsible for the total statistical product within the guidelines and budgets set by superior bodies, determines the statistical methods which are to form the basis for preparation of given statistics, is responsible for how and when statistics are published as well as for economic statistics and research.
Lumbar vertebrae L4 and L5 have lytic lesions on the superior-anterior margin of the vertebral bodies; in particular L5 showed an excavation of the anterior-superior body with osteophytes.
A commonly used method of grading spondylolisthesis is the Meyerding classification, which is based on the ratio of the overhanging part of the superior vertebral body to the anteroposterior length of the adjacent inferior vertebral body (Fig. 22).
