The phrase "a governance position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a role or job that involves overseeing or managing policies, regulations, or organizational structures.
Example: "She was appointed to a governance position within the organization to help improve compliance and accountability."
Alternatives: "a leadership role" or "a regulatory position".
From a governance perspective, such a position may hold important possibilities for interaction in relation to biobanking.
Research and research funding organisations were surveyed to gain a broad perspective on consumer involvement from both a governance and functional position.
Additionally, two senior Fifa executives, including the head of the ethics committee investigating corruption in the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding process, asked former Independent Governance Committee member Alexandra Wrage to stop recommending female candidates for governance positions.
She is loath to suggest that increasing the number of women in governance positions in football would help to avoid the sort of corruption scandals it has been mired in but says diplomatically: "It makes sense that younger people coming through give a fresh outlook and not one ingrained in the industry".
Emergency medical leadership must forge cogent bonds with those in strategic governance positions to assure the continued flow of essential resources that will sustain effective performance of TBI care systems.
For most of the twenty-year period from 1983 to 2003, I either worked inside the APA central office as the first Executive Director of the APA Practice Directorate, or I served in various governance positions, including Chair of the APA Board of Professional Affairs and member of the APA Council of Representatives.
Delays could be due to a governance problem rather than the position of research group leaders.
"Now, this is a governance experiment".
"We have a governance issue.
IBM is a governance shop.
