In the middle of a bathroom renovation where I am building the walls so the tilers can do the rest.

I have discovered that one of the exterior walls is slightly curved, concave at one corner of the room. If I put a long spirit level from floor to ceiling, the curve is at most 6mm, about 1m up from the floor. The wall curves outward at that point.

Is it something I should straighten, or can it stay that way and be corrected with adhesive afterward?
 
L
Will it work like that, yes. Will it be visible, yes. Should they redo it? It's up to you.
 
M
Align it, the tiler probably won't be happy if he needs to fill it up with adhesive and wait until the next day to set the tiles there. If a waterproof membrane needs to be applied there, that will also be less enjoyable.
 
Do the groundwork well, and the tiling will be cheaper and more attractive.
 
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