The phrase "a position that allowed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a role or situation that provided the opportunity or means to do something.
Example: "She held a position that allowed her to influence company policy significantly."
Alternatives: "a role that enabled" or "a job that permitted".
He retired in 1999, becoming president emeritus, a position that allowed him to continue to advise the group about welfare issues.
When Colonel Qaddafi was in power, I worked for Libya's state-owned National Oil Corporation, in a position that allowed me to observe corruption firsthand.
For all that, Miss Weston, who skated pivot, a position that allowed her to be a sprinting jammer in one 60-second jam and a blocker the next, approached Roller Derby as a consummate professional.
He served as director of media relations for the Warner Music Group from 1992 to 2000, a position that allowed him to exercise his considerable writing skills in promoting an industry for which he had a profound passion.
In 1987, Mr. Howard was promoted from chief economist to head of asset management, a position that allowed him to oversee the most profitable and complex area of Fannie Mae's business, its enormous mortgage portfolio.
Suleiman served as Mubarak's intelligence chief for nearly 20 years, a position that allowed him to be a key part of a regime that was defined by corruption, police abuse and wholesale human rights violations.
He became the firm's "athlete-in-residence," a position that allows more flexibility for fencing.
And it says that all workers must maintain a position that allows them to hear that warning.
The second thing is to reach a position that allows us to reach the Champions League next year," he said.
This will manoeuvre the blanket segments between the mounts and fixations within the vacuum vessel, and a position that allows vertical lifting through the upper port.
Station managers have decided to lock the array in a position that allows it to collect a fair amount of sunlight until the problem can be fully investigated and resolved.
