The phrase "a position in common" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a shared stance or viewpoint between individuals or groups.
Example: "Despite their differences, they found a position in common regarding the importance of environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a shared position" or "a common stance".
Bacon knows that he is defending a position in rank opposition to the common view: "Since the whole rabble [at Paris] holds the contrary position, because of certain authorities, the views of the latter must be presented" ([OHI,II], 96 =TTUM, 90).
Conversely, paralogous genes in a given species (i.e. genes belonging to different families) do not have any intron position in common.
For a position in sequence S1, we want to find a position in S2 such that the common substring starting at these two positions is maximal, and vice versa.
In interviews this week on the streets of Cairo, people often voiced a position common in a region ruled by authoritarian leaders: "He is the father of the Egyptian people," said Muhammad Abdel Fatah, 50, a taxi driver.
This brings us to a final question of the particular responsibilities of a Christian legislator, active in the community of faith, while also needing to communicate an ethical position in the common language of the secular political discourse.
Bennett and Netanyahu have many political positions in common, but they come from different ideological lineages.
Responding to institutional demand, notes Greenwich Associates, some new hedge funds restrict themselves to holding long positions in common stocks, just like ordinary mutual funds or, for that matter, traditional accounts managed by brokers on behalf of clients.Hedge funds have some common characteristics.
The PDCD10 genes from humans and Strongylocentrotus have four out of six intron positions in common.
Therefore, by referencing common bean loci with unknown physical map positions (in common bean) to syntenic regions in soybean, and then referencing back to the common bean genetic map, approximate locations of common bean transcript loci were determined.
On the other hand, microarray probes are mainly positioned in common exons that are present in most or all alternative transcripts of a gene, thereby potentially masking expression changes in one or few isoforms (Dai et al, 2005).
