The phrase "a common position in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a widely held viewpoint or stance within a particular context or field.
Example: "The researchers found that a common position in the scientific community is to prioritize sustainability in all new projects."
Alternatives: "a prevalent stance in" or "a typical viewpoint in".
The foreign ministers of Western powers and Russia reached a common position in June.
I want European countries to work together to agree a common position in favour of reform to take to that discussion in 2016.
Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin retorted sharply that it was more important for France to forge a common position in the Security Council.
I want European countries to work together to agree a common position in favour of reform to take to that discussion in 2016.
Federica Mogherini, the EU's foreign policy chief, said this morning the EU will announce a common position in response to the Salisbury attacks later today.
A common position in the accounting literature is to examine both the process of professionalization and accounting and audit regulation within and around professional associations and related organizations, such as standard setting bodies and regulatory agencies.
In practice many of its members have already sloughed off a "common position" adopted in 1996, a kind of embargo-lite that predicated closer links on promoting a transition to democracy.
Here we show a similar location in both quiescent and activated satellite cells, suggesting this is a common position for emerin in muscle cells.
It was repeatedly stated by people at the table that Europe has to forge a common position and act in accord with each other and that we have our destiny in our own hands.
But the two most important leaders in the eurozone, Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande, appear to be struggling to find a common position on Greece in the wake of Sunday's "No" vote.
In late February representatives of the Inuit met in Ottawa to discuss a common position on resource development in the High North.In fact, countries surrounding the Arctic do not have much to argue over.
