The phrase "a position to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability or readiness to carry out a specific task or plan.
Example: "The team is now in a position to implement the new strategy effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of executing" or "ready to carry out".
"But we are not in a position to implement any kind of cease-fire agreement.
Everyone knows, however, that even if I were elected I would hardly be in a position to implement them.
"We are not in a position to implement the arrangement with Malaysia," Ms. Gillard said in the capital, Canberra.
As in previous elections, Wilders fell short, and is not in a position to implement any of his controversial policies.
"Since becoming PM, he's been in a position to implement all the sweeping reforms he wanted back in 2002 – yet he's chosen not to do so," Ashcroft writes.
Though not all businesses today are in a position to implement big strategic initiatives based on sustainable thinking, the opportunities to pursue them are growing fast.
"As for smaller companies, they're almost in a better position to implement it now, at a smaller scale, and put themselves in a position for future growth," Gibson says.
It may be that once we better understand the role of informal and formal help for people in a population, then we would be in a better position to implement Kleinman's [ 7] ideas about matching perceptions of problems, and then offering interventions that 'fit' better.
The mythical transparent iPhone would be in a perfect position to implement mixed reality, but you can't make a phone see-through.
CCGs are in a good position to implement these as they are trying to establish a new organisational form and leadership style that will fit the current culture which does not adhere to directive leadership, but encourages a delegative approach.
Teachers were in a better position to implement and supervise hygiene practices in schools, although they saw a role for school nurses to reiterate messages about germs and hygiene, e.g. when there are special events at the school dedicated to health education.
