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The phrase "a matter of position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss the importance or significance of someone's role or placement in a particular context.
Example: "In negotiations, success is often a matter of position, as the leverage one holds can greatly influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "a question of placement" or "a matter of stance".
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"A couple of months later Lyn Austin called and asked me to play a cop in Elaine May's 'A Matter of Position' to be directed by Arthur Penn at Stock bridge.
'Listen, all life's a leverage play, a matter of position.
In October, 1962, Nichols took the lead in May's play "A Matter of Position," which opened in Philadelphia.
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It was a matter of positioning.
The statement that he plans to take them that way is a matter of positioning.
In so volatile a competitive environment, strategy is no longer a matter of positioning a fixed set of activities along a value chain.
(The wonderful first-act curtain scene remained largely a matter of positioning flesh-and-blood actors - and a few cardboard cut-outs - into the likeness of a painting).
On days like that it's a matter of positioning, making sure Chris is in front; we've probably been in the first 20 of the peloton for the whole race.
More than producing knowledge, it is a matter of positioning people.
It is a matter of positioning and execution.
It's a matter of positioning: Symposium banners bear the words "the Creative Capital of the World," but, if last month's summit between President Obama and Nordic leaders is any indication, the world has taken notice.
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