The phrase "a firm place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a stable or secure position, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "In order to succeed in this competitive market, we need to establish a firm place for our brand."
Alternatives: "a solid position" or "a secure spot".
But, he added, any peace would have to be based on "a very firm conviction of our place here".
Unis can offer a firm place, a conditional one on meeting set grades, or a rejection.
But he stressed that new music would still have a firm place in the orchestra's regular subscription concerts.
Nobody in modern times would have been pushing for a firm place for contemporary music in the regular orchestral repertory.
He was a star in his day, and his name continues to hold a firm place in the history books.
If she felt bogged down, she had only to remember that God with his strong hands would haul her out and set her feet in a firm place.
It is raising £19.4m with a firm placing of shares with Bridgemere Securities, controlled by chairman Steve Morgan.
Moreover, when a firm places greater importance on costs, it tends to opt for unskilled labour, whereas already-qualified workers with IVET degrees seem to be favoured in the opposite case.
A firmer place for advocates in the BHR framework would allow it to better reflect the real world of disputes and thus better facilitate real remedies and resolutions.
Choose from a variety of methods for hiring new employees, such as posting Internet ads, hiring a recruitment firm, placing an ad in the newspaper or spreading the word in niche-specific networks.
Having an investment from a brokerage firm placed constraints on SAC, like limiting his ability to participate in lucrative initial public offerings.
