The phrase "a high level posting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a job or position that carries significant responsibility or authority within an organization.
Example: "She was promoted to a high level posting within the company, overseeing multiple departments."
Alternatives: "a senior position" or "an executive role".
The national intelligence director must be subject to Senate confirmation, along with the official in another proposed job, a high-level post running a new joint counterterrorism center.
Lowe, under pressure to regain its footing after a spate of high-profile account losses, may soon bring in Tony Wright, the chief strategy and planning officer at Ogilvy in New York, to take a high-level post under Jerry Judge, the Lowe chairman and chief executive.
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon is considering Gen. David H. Petraeus for the top NATO command later this year, a move that would give the general, the top American commander in Iraq, a high-level post during the next administration but that has raised concerns about the practice of rotating war commanders.
It may seem like a waste of time for someone in such a high-level post.
Gaspard was a key figure in President Barack Obama's 2008 campaign and went on to work at a high-level post in the Democratic National Committee.
In 1920 when the Justice Party came to power, Brahmins occupied about 70 percent of the high level posts in government.
The president has been criticised for nominating three sons to high level posts in her administration - the one at the central bank, one at the national oil company, and one at the head of the country's national security agency.
For instance, one child displayed a high level of post-traumatic stress symptoms after going through a car wash.
The session-by-session outcome monitoring system achieved a high level of post-treatment data completeness.
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