The phrase "a functional position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a role or job that has a specific purpose or function within an organization or system.
Example: "After reviewing the team's structure, we decided to create a functional position to streamline our operations."
Alternatives: "a practical role" or "a designated position".
Only the predicted terminators with a dG value of less than −7.0 kcal/mol and a functional position were taken into consideration.
By inserting a non-inhibitor monoclonal antibody in a functional position, this nanostructure is able to sequester acetylcholinesterase (AChE) in a suitable orientation and to maintain the enzyme activity for several months.
The wrist was then immobilized by a mini external fixator in a functional position to aid with dressing.
In line with other studies on the antecedents of a functional position on TMTs (e.g., Hambrick and Cannella 2004), this analysis assumes that decisions about whether to have a CHRO are at least implicitly revisited on an annual basis.
Its purpose was to assess the hip knee extensor strength in a functional position.
Scaption with loading, as a functional position in the overhead athletes, is a reliable positioning and may be replaced with the third position of the traditional LSST.
However, we chose a functional positioning for the elbow flexed at 60° and the shoulder flexed and abducted at 30° instead of the most frequently used positioning in 90° flexion of elbow and shoulder [ 19].
Many authors mention that the actual period of the position existence is very short for a clear functional position boundaries definition (e.g., Smith 2002).
A business viewpoint for institutional buying and vendor relationship management, or supply chain management, is a necessary functional position within any association.
Carbohydrates occupy a pivotal functional position in biological recognition processes (Sharon and Lis 1993; Varki 1993; Dwek 1996).
We have chosen to measure Q-angle in a non functional position to avoid contraction of the quadriceps.
