The phrase "a position characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific role or stance that has distinct features or qualities.
Example: "The committee's decision reflects a position characterized by a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "a stance defined by" or "a role marked by".
One may attack hubs of the protein-protein interaction network, 'hub-links' (links connecting hubs), bridges (inter-modular links having a central position characterized by a high 'betweenness centrality') or elements in the overlaps of numerous network modules [ 43].
Huemer holds the view that a belief that p can be justified solely by a seeming that p. Pryor holds that a perceptual belief that p can be justified solely by a perceptual experience that p. Van Cleve argues in support of a foundationalist position characterized by the claim that memory beliefs can be justified solely by ostensible memories.
And without greater awareness of the wider perspectives, the West will prolong a default position characterized by confusion and paralysis.
On the other hand, there is a more ambiguous position characterized by qualifications and confusion, offering, perhaps, at least one loud cheer for the lie.
One of the most striking findings was that all RhoE gt/gt mice displayed an abnormal hindlimb position characterized by hyperextension of the feet and impossibility to flex them (see Figure 2A and Video S1).
The native state of actin was checked by its fluorescence spectrum position characterized by parameter A = (I320/I365 297, where I320 and I365 are fluorescence intensities at λem = 320 and 365 nm, respectively (λex = 297 nm).
This is the position characterized by Kimura (one of its most eloquent defenders) in the passage quoted above.
Then, as he flirted with a Republican presidential run in advance of the 2012 election, Trump changed his position, characterizing himself as "pro-life" at the 2011 CPAC conference.
When he said he did, Justice O'Connor persisted: "What would remain after your so-called balancing test of a party's right at all?" Justice Antonin Scalia was hostile to the state's position, characterizing it as "tyranny of the majority" and "democracy carried to extremes".
