The phrase "a lead position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a role or job that involves leadership or responsibility within an organization or project.
Example: "After years of hard work, she was finally promoted to a lead position in the marketing department."
Alternatives: "a leadership role" or "a senior position".
His banjoist, Earl Scruggs, developed a brilliant three-finger picking style that brought the instrument into a lead position.
We believe advertising can take a lead position and ignite the advertising and content industries to jump on board and embrace this movement".
This allowed the firm to file suit faster than its competitors and to gain a lead position that generally resulted in higher fees.
Having Dr. Cooperman and others in place allowed the firm to file suits faster, giving it a lead position in cases, which generally led to higher legal fees.
But though Japan has taken a lead position in calling for joint action to lower interest rates, Noboru Takeshita, finance minister, said that he did not expect a "solid conclusion" to emerge from the meeting in London.
SAN FRANCISCO — Google on Wednesday offered a look at a previously secret project to develop Internet-connected glasses, staking out a lead position in a futuristic and fast-growing area known as wearable computing.
The "aha" moment came after eight interviews for an analytical lead position at a major tech company.
Chest X-ray suggested a regular lead position in the RV apex.
After 6 months of CRT, patients with a concordant LV lead position showed a significant decrease in LV volumes as well as a significant improvement in LVEF as compared to patients with a discordant LV lead position (all, p < 0.01).
Importantly, a concordant LV lead position was an independent predictor of combined endpoint of hospitalization and all-cause mortality.
Patient examples with a concordant and a discordant LV lead position are shown in Fig. 2.
