The phrase "a position to address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's ability or authority to deal with a particular issue or topic.
Example: "As the project manager, I am in a position to address any concerns regarding the timeline."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to tackle" or "a role to handle".
"We are not in a position to address people's concerns about water, electricity, and jobs," Farooq admitted.
Process systems engineers are in a position to address these challenges by working with researchers in other disciplines.
If targets told anyone at all, they tended to confide in a colleague or friend rather than someone in a position to address the problem.
Though each poses a considerable threat, Europe, aided by the recent cyclical pickup, is in a position to address them individually, without risking more than a temporary set of disruptions.
The key to making the standards work is getting the full involvement of headteachers and governors who are in a position to address the real reasons why children often refuse secondary school food.
There already exist numerous such services that specialize in TDM use-cases, such as Semantic Scholar and Open MinTeD, and that are in a position to address TDM requirements most effectively.
That puts the Big Apple in a unique position to address a diversity problem that plagues the tech industry on the opposite coast.
As the crisis unfolds the IMF may be in a better position to address it, but this would add a euro-area member to the list of IMF recipients, whose risk status is way below that of members of a major reserve currency area.
Several factors can contribute to the shortfall, but a phenomenon many GSIs encounter — and one they are in a good position to address — is that students sometimes employ ineffective strategies for their readings and become disengaged or discouraged when they perceive that the gain from their reading is low.
The explanation comes down to tactics. The administration made a choice to isolate the nuclear issue from all the others. We know Iran is doing other bad things in the region, such as backing Hezbollah and other terrorist groups, but the administration believes that we are in a stronger position to address those problems if Iran is not also developing a nuclear capability.
Large food retailers such as Kroger, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Carrefour, and Wal-Mart stand in a unique position to address this global food issue.
