The phrase "a position needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirements or necessities associated with a specific role or job.
Example: "In order to be successful in this role, a position needs strong communication skills and the ability to work well under pressure."
Alternatives: "a role requires" or "a job demands".
At the same time, he said, a tenant in such a position needs to be very careful about the terms of the new tenancy.
The Serbian government may still insist that Kosovo belongs to Serbia under international law, but such a position needs outside backing if it is to be credible.
Rather, I would argue that PIs need to be trusted to decide if a position needs to be advertised or if they already know who they want to work for them.
The lion was ordered to lie down with its tail extended through the bars, a position needed to draw blood from the tail, Mr. Young said.
This book explains how a master beats an amateur by making the right move based on a positions needs.
Luke Foley said the election result suggested Labor could win 14 seats and put Labor in a winning position, needing a swing of only 5% at the next election to win government.
But there are times when a fundamental liberal position needs to be stated explicitly, and these are such times.
It could only be a matter of years before Miss Wedderburn is frozen in an upright position, needing a standing wheelchair to get around.
Your position needs a schedule (when the meetings are) and a purpose for them (what will you talk about?).
A contract position need not be less rewarding than a permanent one, and contract employment has its advantages, although many of them apply to the employers.
But that partnership had taken the team into a strong position, needing 61 runs from the final 10 overs, a task they managed relatively smoothly as Pietersen found able support in Samit Patel.
