The phrase "a position that needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a role or job that requires certain qualifications, skills, or actions to be fulfilled.
Example: "We are looking to fill a position that needs a candidate with strong leadership skills and experience in project management."
Alternatives: "a role that requires" or "a job that demands".
"The question of shortstop has been raised as a position that needs to be improved," Hunsicker said.
This can be an annoying waste of time for the applicant, she says, but when a contracting firm advertises an opening, you know it is a position that needs to be filled immediately.
Given the current lack of pan-Arab leadership there is a position that needs to be filled and that both Turkey and Iran have been jousting over, each vying to play that role.
They have an open position that needs to be filled and obligations on their team that are not being met because of that open slot.
"This is a demonstrated need position that needs to be addressed," said school board member Roberta Reynolds.
10th 29pts What they need Well stocked in attack, the only obvious position that needs strengthening is at defensive midfield, where support for Glenn Whelan is sparse.
When Republicans rose up against the appointment of Elizabeth Warren, a Harvard professor, to oversee a new consumer protection agency, Mr. Rouse helped devise a strategy that ended with the president appointing Ms. Warren as a top-level adviser — a position that needed no Senate confirmation.
Even though the governing structure is decentralized, there is still a lot of learning and positioning that needs to take place if PDCs are to be effective.
They know every word they utter could alienate a key constituency or might be seen as taking a position that doesn't need to be taken quite yet.
With the 35-year-old Alex Rodriguez probably requiring more time off to rest his surgically repaired hip, third base is a position that is particularly in need of depth.
