"with different stances" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express that two or more people or groups have different opinions or approaches to a certain topic. For example, "The political candidates had different views on the economy, with different stances on how to manage inflation."
The ability to ensure postural stability in challenging postural conditions can be evaluated with practical or experimental tests with different postural stances (e.g., bipedal stance, monopedal stance) on small bases of support and moving platforms leading to expected and unexpected postural disturbances.
You can adjust it to prop up your iPad at an analog range of different stances, with the motion of the stand combined with flipping your gadget altogether.
As the violence escalated it appeared to polarise reaction, with the US and EU taking markedly different stances.
The SNP also questioned whether Scottish Labour and Labour at Westminster could take different stances on the policy, with the possibility of them abstaining at Thursday's vote.
The response rate is marginally acceptable (55%) and could be problematic in a sensitive survey on ethical matters in health care institutions with different life stances.
Each balance task will be repeated twice for a maximum duration of 30 s with the preferred foot in front (no changes allowed between the different stances) and eyes open.
Business schools take different stances on the issue.
"When you start struggling, you start trying to do different things, different stances.….
If not, there are plenty of rebels prepared to agitate over this, especially with high-profile MPs taking a different stance, with Chuka Umunna leading the new Brexit scrutiny group Vote Leave Watch, and others, including Hilary Benn and Emma Reynolds, preparing to compete for the chairmanship of the new Brexit select committee.
While some took to social media to praise his actions, others took an entirely different stance with one user writing on Facebook: "By doing this, he is literally no better than the boys of the Bullingdon club burning 50 quid in front of a homeless man".
