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The phrase "underside of the body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the lower part or surface of a body, often in contexts related to anatomy, biology, or physical descriptions. Example: "The veterinarian examined the underside of the body to check for any signs of injury or infection."
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Some small mollusks and flatworms crawl using cilia on the underside of the body.
Hot glue them to the underside of the body – front or back – as needed.
Finally, split open the underside of the body, or ignore it (there's not much meat there).
To remove the flesh from the shell, make an incision all the way down the underside of the body.
Tube feet on the underside of the body are used for taking food and may also assist the spines in locomotion.
Sacs containing eggs or sperm burst and discharge their contents into the water through an opening on the underside of the body.
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Lacking the skeletal support possessed by the bony fishes, captured sharks collapse along the soft undersides of the body when taken out of the water, thus reducing the accuracy of measurements.
The undersides of the body, flippers and fluke are white.
Green stinkbugs are sometimes confused with N. viridula; however, the former are readily distinguished by the elongated scent gland on the ventral (underside) surface of the body.
The spores can sometimes be seen in a whitish mass on the underside of the fruit body.
Scenes from the life of Saint Agnes run round the top of the cover and the sloping underside of the main body.
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underside of the insert
underside of the deck
underside of the fuselage
underside of the fabric
underside of the arm
underside of the crossbar
underside of the membrane
underside of the hull
underside of the tail
underside of the nose
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