The phrase "a hardline position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strict or uncompromising stance on an issue, often in political or ideological contexts.
Example: "The government took a hardline position on immigration, refusing to consider any leniency in the existing laws."
Alternatives: "an uncompromising stance" or "a rigid viewpoint".
If someone is refusing to back down from a hardline position, ask her how she thinks things are going.
A majority of its members spoke up for maintaining a hardline position at a meeting on Monday night in Westminster.
Academic boycotts make the job of progressives in the region more difficult and could reinforce the stance of those who take a hardline position, she said.
Gary Blair described the idea that the party was shackled to a hardline position by their evangelical Christian base as "fake news".
Trump's national security adviser, John Bolton, a lifelong opponent of multilateralism and its institutions, had pushed for a hardline position, particularly on the role of the IMF.
According to a 2011 Mother Jones investigation, Phares was in charge of the ideological training of militia troops and even advocated for the creation of a Christian enclave within Lebanon, a hardline position in the multi-confessional state.
Israel, which faces a much more serious threat from a nuclear Iran than the US, is, of course, welcome to take a more hardline position.
There had been fears in London that the UUP would boycott discussion and intensify further pressure on the DUP to take a more hardline position.
It even denies that the international treaty against torture applies to its forces in Iraq, a more hardline position than the US.
Ms Marechal-Le Pen is increasingly popular within the party, and takes a more hardline position than her aunt.
It's vital at a time of such tragedy and outrage not to be drawn into responses which feed a cycle of violence and hatred". Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right opposition National Front party, has taken a typically hardline position in response to the attacks.
