"a position suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an idea or opinion that has been suggested. For example, "The leader suggested a position that the team agreed on."
She speaks with the all the authority that such a position suggests.
Ms. Rice and Mr. Bush have both staked out a position suggesting that they are prepared to scrap the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty, a cornerstone of arms control, even if Moscow does not acquiesce.
Mr. Scaramucci, during a profanity-laced interview with The New Yorker last week, seemed to signal that he was considering Mr. Shine for a position, suggesting that Reince Priebus, the now-ousted chief of staff, would attempt to capsize the appointment.
The parameters of the trade and the risks involved in holding such a position suggest perhaps that the investor responsible for the transaction is long shares of the underlying stock.
However, an alternative Kalophryninae position suggested by van der Meijden et al. [ 3] could not be rejected (topology 14 in Table 2).
The majority of genes with antisense transcription had a clear peak of tags at a defined position suggesting a relatively defined polyadenylation position for these transcripts, supporting a possible regulatory role for these antisense transcripts.
Something about their position suggested a mother bird feeding her young.
Fluctuations in the 2D-peak within a single flake were attributed to a local strain distribution, whereas the local variation in the G-peak width and position, suggested an inhomogeneous and unintentional doping.
The red-shift of the λLSPR position suggested an increase in local refractive index from the attachment of molecular species on the gold nanoprism's surface.
This network, " Nucleic acid metabolism, small molecule biochemistry, organ morphology", includes the hif1a gene in a central position, suggesting a link to hypoxia.
