The phrase "a more conservative position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing viewpoints, policies, or strategies that are more traditional or cautious in nature compared to others.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, some experts advocate for a more conservative position, emphasizing gradual changes rather than radical reforms."
Alternatives: "a more traditional stance" or "a more cautious viewpoint."
Remarkably, it's a more conservative position than the House-passed bill — which Trump has publicly called "mean" in its treatment of the working poor.
It can be argued, as David Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union, pointed out, that Hagel has taken a more conservative position than the Bush administration every time he has broken with it on a major issue.
"This is definitely a retrenchment and a fallback to a more conservative position," said one leading critic of the earlier stance, Dr. Robert Rosenfield, a pediatric endocrinologist at the University of Chicago.
The W.H.O.'s expert panel also concluded that live nasal-spray vaccines are safe for pregnant women, while federal health officials have taken a more conservative position, suggesting that pregnant women stick to the shots, which contain a killed virus.
But a spokesman for Merrill Lynch played down the significance of the change, saying, "This merely represents a refinement of existing policies so that we are taking a more conservative position than we had before".
But in April 2009, Judge Sotomayor delivered a speech on how federal judges look at foreign and international law that suggested she might take a more conservative position on that topic than Justice Souter.
In bringing it forward himself, Conrad sets the starting point for the Democratic position in a more conservative spot than President Barack Obama's budget -- and that was already a compromise.
Bucking the traditional pattern, Kirk has drifted away from his more moderate positions and toward a more conservative stance during the general election campaign, trying to attract the support of the newly energized Illinois right.
Younger songwriters were the focus of her 1998 album, "Way Back to Paradise," after which she retreated from the cutting edge to a safer, more conservative position and pursued a television career.
In the succession issue, Ii took a much more conservative position than in foreign affairs.
On issues where there was disagreement within the Administration, Roberts's memos generally show him supporting the more conservative position, especially on matters of race and civil rights.
