The phrase "a confirmed position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a role or status that has been officially established or verified.
Example: "After the interview process, she was offered a confirmed position within the company."
Alternatives: "an established role" or "a verified position".
Many departments have only one confirmed position — the top job.
Holdovers are counted as confirmed positions.
Confocal reflectance is used as a guidance modality to confirm position and nature of the tissue in question prior to imaging with CARS.
The investigation process for a Senate-confirmed position is more rigorous and a U.N. ambassador needs a higher level of clearance, they said.
"There are over 160 instances in American history in which non-Senate confirmed persons performed, on a temporary basis, the duties of a Senate-confirmed position," Kupec said.
He was one of only a few options: The designated survivor is meant to be someone in a Senate-confirmed position, eliminating many of the Cabinet officials currently in acting roles.
The scandal prompted some to call for the national-security adviser to become a Senate-confirmed position.
Whitaker, who Trump appointed to the role after Sessions resigned 12 days ago, is the first acting attorney general in Justice Department history who hadn't been serving in a Senate-confirmed position at the time of his appointment.
The three-member commission, led by Edmund Levy, a retired Israeli Supreme Court justice, confirmed a position long held by Israel: that the territories are not occupied, since Jordan's previous hold over them was never internationally recognized, and that their fate must be determined in negotiations.
After seeming to backtrack on that position during a Republican debate, he released a statement confirming his position on foreign guest worker programs, most prominently the H1-B visa program.
