The phrase "a position in between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or location that is intermediate or in the middle of two other positions or states.
Example: "The committee found a position in between the two proposals that satisfied both parties."
Alternatives: "an intermediate position" or "a middle ground".
Usually, the arbitrator chooses a position in between.
As Ed Mentors, these women occupy a position in between the teachers and the site director in the organizational hierarchy.
This structural description also suggests that the research method occupies a position in between the research question and the research outcome (Biggs and Büchler [2008]), which corresponds to the differentiation by the RAE 2008 between an output type and a research method.
Accordingly the melting curve peak in MCA-Meth shifted to a position in between the hypermethylated and completely unmethylated controls.
Cells in class M2 and M3 expressed intermediate dendritic characteristics which brought them in a position in between the two extremes (Supporting Information Table 4).
Another major change that occurred upon recombination-filtering was the displacement of strain 1,231,408 from a "hybrid" position in-between clade A and B toward a position branching deeper inside clade A and tightly clustering with strain 1,230,933, which clustered with strain DO in the unfiltered tree.
Most take up a position somewhere in-between.
This bi-partisan pairing is not known for having a position in the struggle between liberal Democrats and moderate Democrats, and the nationwide survey goes to all voters rather than just independents in swing states.
All 18,888 physicians who held a position in Norwegian public hospitals between 2001 and 2009 were considered for the study.
Scanning establishes a fixed relationship between a position in the image and a time instant in the signal.
Today, she occupies a position in Chinese pop culture somewhere between Bernard-Henri Lévy and Dr. Phil.
