The phrase "a lofty position in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a high-ranking or esteemed role within an organization or context.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally achieved a lofty position in a prestigious company."
Alternatives: "an elevated role in a" or "a high-ranking position in a".
The events of April 30th also shed light on the personality of Strauss, a supremely wily character who maintained a lofty position in German music through the Kaiserreich, the Weimar Republic, the Nazi regime, and beyond.
The Tandem technology, called NonStop, occupies a lofty position in computing lore, running some of the most reliable computer systems ever made, including many at the world's financial exchanges.
The Chesham Stakes winner clearly holds a lofty position in the Ballydoyle pecking order and, with opinion divided on whether Caravaggio will get the mile at Newmarket next spring, the 8-1 abouthisis colt winning the 2,000 Guineas could look very good value by the end of the season.
What elevated the informant to such a lofty position is a bit unclear.
"The important thing is to see if we can stay up there in a lofty position.
But the idea of a barrister leapfrogging over the lower benches to land in such a lofty position caused such howls of outrage from appellate judges that the offer had to be rescinded.
Indeed, Shantou played a major role in establishing the Sussex-born 60-year-old amongst the British training elite after he returned from an extended spell based in California, a lofty position he has held ever since.
The fact the youngster has found himself in such a lofty position is down to the bizarre circumstances surrounding Mackay's appointment last November by previous chairman Whelan.
In an industry saddled with financial, technological and cultural uncertainty, Goldenvoice has enjoyed a striking ascent in recent years, reaching a lofty position as both ringmaster and kingmaker.
In Mr. Guare's family, his uncle Billy Grady occupied a lofty position, though he was, by his nephew's estimation, "a monstrous man".
