The phrase "a position that generates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a role or situation that produces a certain outcome or effect.
Example: "She applied for a position that generates innovative ideas for product development."
Alternatives: "a role that creates" or "a job that produces".
Although she was technically an analyst and that sum was about three times what she says she would have made as a graduate student, she did not work in a position that generated revenue for the bank and so was ineligible for the year-end bonuses that boosted the incomes of some rookie analysts well into the six-figure range.
To identify maximum voluntary isometric contraction (MVIC) test positions for the deeper-lying scapulothoracic muscles (ie, levator scapulae, pectoralis minor, rhomboid major), and to provide a standard set of a limited number of test positions that generate an MVIC in all scapulothoracic muscles.
Conversely, the fall-off profile in Fig. 3D was extracted by plotting the peak of the Fourier transformed SSOCT signals against the simulated reflector positions that generated the corresponding signals.
When CRM is positioned in the causal chain, it can be labelled as a generic intervention that generates specific interventions.
To clamp down on the shelter, Treasury officials said the I.R.S. would formally adopt a position that any tax losses generated by the technique were artificial and would be disallowed.
A backpack that generates electricity?
In 2005, they discovered a type of nerve cell that generates a coordinate system and allowing for precise positioning.
MDORA is a position-based routing protocol designed for VANETs that generates on-demand routes between vehicles.
At those positions, substitutions that generate potential Watson-Crick, G.U, heteropurine, or homopyrimidine combinations resulted in dramatically lower cleavage activity.
