The phrase "a position to extend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or opportunity to offer something, such as an invitation, support, or an opportunity.
Example: "We are in a position to extend our services to new clients this quarter."
Alternatives: "able to offer" or "in a position to provide".
That would put the Dodgers in a good position to extend a qualifying offer to Ramirez.
Nokia, a Finnish company, is in a good position to extend its lead.
The big loser here could be Turkey, which seemed to be in such a strong position to extend its influence across the Middle East in 2011.
Australia are already 2-0 up in the four-match series and are in a commanding position to extend that lead after their batting performance.
Flood converted for a 13-7 lead but, with the last play of the half, and Leicester in a great position to extend their lead, they were stunned when winger Miles Benjamin's pass was intercepted, Henry Trinder's left boot thumped the ball into the unguarded Tigers half - and the ball sat up perfectly for the galloping May, who barely broke stride as he collected before running on to score.
Having scored six goals in 27 games, he returned to Crawley on 2 January 2013 as Morecambe were not in a financial position to extend his loan On 4 January 2013, Brodie joined Conference Premier side Grimsby Town on loan until the end of the 2012 13 season.
The German secured his third pole in a row to put himself in the best possible position to extend his 60-point championship lead over Fernando Alonso.
One investor rolled a long call position to a higher strike price and augmented the size of the position to extend bullish sentiment to the April contract.
With its dominant position controlling how personal computers work, Microsoft was in the perfect position to extend that influence to other devices.
