Do not connect NVCC_LCD to ground. The i.MX53 Processor was not designed to run in this condition. In all ICs, there are internal leakages. Think of the IC like the SR-1 Spy plane. It leaks fuel on the tarmac, but the gaskets seal in flight at designed operating altitudes. The processor was designed to run with all modules powered for best performance, or for standby condition, core voltages applied, and module voltages turned off (but not connected to ground).
The recommendation is to tie NVCC_LCD to a voltage rail even if it is not being used. 1.8V or 2.775V is recommended by the datasheet, if available. The good news is that coupling capacitors would not be required in this case, so you are saving on components. Power savings can be maximized by disabling the pull ups/keepers for each pin. If you float NVCC_LCD, you will still get some power loss through this module from surrounding modules.
This is information from the chip team that just came up in the last week Jorge. I'm not trying to make you look bad. :) My first guess would have been floating would be all right.