The phrase "a position of director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's role or job title within an organization, specifically indicating that they hold the rank of director.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally achieved a position of director at the company."
Alternatives: "a director's role" or "the role of a director".
Create a new, $47,000-a-year position of director of special programs and services.
A key recommendation from the InterAcademy Council was to create a position of executive director of IPCC.
And just last month, we announced the creation of a new position of Director for Student Access and Success to champion Lehigh's efforts to expand access for first-gen and low-income students.
A position of lead independent director and vice chairman of the board was also created, and the board elected Mr. Dillard to serve in that new position for a year.
This was followed by a position of Professor and Director of the Speech and Hearing Laboratory at the University of Texas in Houston and remained there until 1980, when he became professor and chairman of the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at San Diego State University.
On March 10, Szoka reported the situation to the Vatican, telling the Holy See that "Catholic people are confused, disturbed and dismayed by the spectacle of a nun being in the position of director of a department which pays for abortions and refusing to state her opposition to such payments".
"I think that having a person in the position of director with no experience with consumer protection is a big mistake," said Kathleen C. Engel, a research professor at Suffolk University Law School and a member of the Consumer Advisory Board fired by Mulvaney last month.
Jack Schaps La Jolla, Calif., July 27, 2009 To the Editor: Does Sam Harris really want to make atheism a requirement for the position of director of the National Institutes of Health?
And a club statement said: "The position of director of cricket is being outstructured".
For more than a decade, Patrick Cassignol has held the position of director of the Bureau of Found Objects.
