The phrase "a position may be filled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to job openings, recruitment, or organizational changes where there is a possibility of hiring someone for a role.
Example: "Due to the recent resignation, a position may be filled as soon as possible to ensure continuity in the team."
Alternatives: "a role could be occupied" or "a vacancy might be taken".
One corner position may be filled by the senior Brandon Anderson, though the sophomore Levon Morefield will challenge for playing time after a two-interception performance in the spring game.
The hiring freeze carries over to administrative staff for faculty as well, said Provost Robert A. Brown, although some positions may be filled occasionally.
In addition there are 8,000 senior bureaucrats in what is called the Senior Executive Service and by law, no more than 10percentt, or 800, of these managerial positions may be filled by political appointees.
In 2012, up to half of vacated positions may be filled.
When no qualified special educator can be found, open positions may be filled by substitute teachers who are not qualified to teach at all, by prospective teachers who have not yet completed their teacher preparation or by teachers who are licensed in other areas, but have no specialized preparation for special education.
The position reports to the Law Library Director and may be filled at the Assistant or Associate level, depending upon candidate's experience.
They may be filled by different people in succession, each of whom may carry out projects while filling the position, but they are necessary for the continued operation of the larger organizing framework of which they are a part.
The position may therefore be filled before the listed deadline.
You need to take this same approach to every position that you fill, no matter how big or small this position may be.
Other faculty members who hold a rank equal to or higher than the position to be filled may become eligible to vote at the invitation of the Associate Professors with tenure and Professors.
