The phrase "a desirable position to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a role, job, or situation that is considered favorable or advantageous.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally landed a desirable position to advance her career."
Alternatives: "an attractive role to" or "a sought-after position to".
That is a very desirable position to be night in and night out". The Warriors travel north next week to Antioch to play in the West Coast Jamboree.
Semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions conducted among 211 civil servants at different levels of government found that midwives and nurses frequently paid fees to be accepted into a nursing academy, to pass the civil service test, to be appointed to a desirable position, and to gain favourable transfers or promotion (Blunt et al. 2012).
If Mrs. Clinton can catch Mr. Obama in the popular vote, she could paint the race as a repeat of the election of 2000, with herself in the role of Al Gore and Mr. Obama as George W. Bush — a desirable position, needless to say, for a Democratic candidate.
Kass et al. [9] initially introduced the concept of active snakes for expressing the contour in an image in which a parameterised spline is guided in the image to a desirable position by a number of forces.
Opportunistic actors may seek to improve their network position in an attempt to access political capital whereas incremental entrepreneurs tend to find themselves in a desirable position (Christopoulos 2006).
On the surface, we appear to be in a desirable position.
In this letter, we propose a stepped nanowire for pinning DW in a desirable position.
— a desirable position amid the current tech boom.
Make sure the body is in a desirable position when you finish embalming.
When you have these rails in a desirable position, mark the location of the outer seat board, remove them, and saw a 45 degree angle on the rail so none of it will protrude from beneath the seats.
