The phrase "a lengthy position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a job or role that requires a significant amount of time or effort, or to refer to a detailed stance on a particular issue.
Example: "The committee issued a lengthy position on the environmental policies that need to be implemented."
Alternatives: "an extensive stance" or "a detailed viewpoint".
Thus although Mr Kennedy began his closing conference speech today as he opened the conference itself - with a lengthy policy position on Iraq - his stance was not actually as radical as his gravitas would suggest.
Mr Zuma, who has no clear-cut ideology of his own, is not one for wading through lengthy position papers or scrutinising the minutiae of government.
He has published a lengthy Facebook status and a 36-tweet-long thread defending his right to the position.
"He is no longer a deputy mayor so it would not be appropriate to spend taxpayers' money on a lengthy inquiry into his position".
The agency has maintained that position in a lengthy court fight, and in rejecting a request for access by The Times under the Freedom of Information Act.
A DACA recipient who loses their status, like all persons here illegally, is eligible for removal". Democrats repeatedly pressed Nielsen to clarify her position during a lengthy Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday.
I have never seen a company—a Fortune 500 company, let alone one of the five biggest companies on earth take on the government this way," including with a lengthy letter defending Apple's position by CEO Tim Cook posted on the company's website, says Vivek Krishnamurthy, a clinical instructor at Berkman's Cyberlaw Clinic.
Mr Proctor, evidently angered by the continuing insinuations against him and the need to attend a second police interview, has written a lengthy statement setting out his position, which he plans to read at a press conference on Tuesday, The IoS can reveal.
He expressed his position in a lengthy dissenting opinion.
