The phrase "a future position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a job or role that one intends to hold or apply for at a later time.
Example: "I am currently preparing my resume for a future position in the marketing department."
Alternatives: "an upcoming role" or "a prospective job".
"I think she is more likely to be chosen by Democrats for a future position, whether it be for lieutenant governor, secretary of state, one of those statewide offices".
Impact assessments: Genesis, Paradigm and eight other housing associations carried out an interim impact assessment on our portfolios in June, using assumptions on a future position for temporary housing given the lack of clarity on the Department for Work and Pensions position.
Gaining this kind of poorly (or not at all) paid experience can be a drain on your resources — which is why it's good to try and fit it in while you're a student and have a loan to fall back on — but it is often a smart way round those difficult-to-fudge experience questions and will see you perfectly placed for a future position.
This was not an immediate option because the Whig party was in opposition, but in the summer of 1827 Henry Brougham promised Hogg a future position as a professor of civil law at the newly created University College London.
Recruited by several firms, Romney joined the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), reasoning that working as a management consultant for a variety of companies would better prepare him for a future position as a chief executive.
The Mk8 Rangekeeper was an electromechanical analog computer whose function was to continuously calculate the gun's bearing and elevation, Line-Of-Fire (LOF), to hit a future position of the target.
"Traders can use the extra sailing time to organize storage, sell the cargo while it is on the water, or take a futures position in the market," Michelle Wiese Bockmann, an editor and analyst of the OPIS Tanker Tracker, a price reporting agency.
Thing Four: Going Rogue Is In Vogue: Matthew Marshall Taylor, a former Goldman Sachs trader allegedly defrauded the bank of $118 million in late 2007 and hid a futures position worth more than $8 billion, the Financial Times reports.
An investor can exchange a futures position for physical gold, referred to as EFP (Exchange for Physical).
Who will likely be in a better future position to provide adequate space and financial resources for an optimal pet quality of life?
Residents are therefore more likely to fall into arrears, which in turn puts them in a difficult future position in terms of debt and poor credit ratings.
