The phrase "a position of potentially" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing uncertainty or possibilities, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We find ourselves in a position of potentially significant change in the market."
Alternatives: "a state of possible" or "a situation of potential".
Sony 's Ghostbusters cost $144 million, so it's in an insane position of potentially being the biggest Ghostbusters ever worldwide and Paul Feig and Melissa McCarthy's biggest global hit ever (anything over $289m) and still comes out looking like a disappointment.
Since the number of granule cells far exceeds the number of their mossy fiber inputs, granule cells are in a position to potentially permute combinations of afferent inputs in the cerebellum (Marr, 1969; Blomfield and Marr, 1970; Albus, 1971).
He would be in a position to potentially advocate on behalf of gun control – or, as the NRA calls it, to continue his "pre-existing campaign against gun ownership".
After consolidating its gains into a position of dominance, Uber could potentially look forward to costly antitrust challenges similar to those that bedeviled Microsoft in the past and which are keeping Google currently occupied.
Senior Senate Democratic officials say it has become increasingly clear to Mrs. Clinton and her advisers that there was no quick route to a position of influence in the Senate, potentially increasing her interest in a prominent role in the Obama administration.
The U.S. official said that Trump, Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo and Shanahan had been in alignment on the plan for several weeks, but had wanted to enter discussions with the Europeans from a position of zero troops remaining, and "potentially go up" as they sought commitments from the allies.
The organisation is in the unenviable position of potentially alienating their core following to appeal to a larger audience, sacrificing some of its most guarded morals in the process.
One expert the paper spoke to, Stephen Biddle, referred to the threat of withdrawing American troops as "the 'nuclear deterrent' option" — almost unthinkable, because it would put us "in the position of potentially having to make good on the promise".
The GPC does not believe that more non-NHS provision is required in the NHS and CCGs will be in the unfortunate position of potentially enabling this to happen.
Anne Penketh AYATOLLAH ALI AL-SISTANI As the supreme leader of the Shia majority in Iraq, the war catapulted the enigmatic and elderly Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani into the position of potentially the country's most important figure.
