The phrase "a position to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a role or status that one intends to maintain or hold onto.
Example: "In this competitive market, it's crucial to have a position to keep in order to ensure job security."
Alternatives: "a role to maintain" or "a status to uphold".
"If they feel like they're in a position to keep me, I would love to stay," Hughes said.
They bowled well in the powerplay, but we were in a position to keep them under 150".
And almost none of these supporters is in a position to keep the new policy on track.Yet this weakness seems unlikely to cause problems for Mr Putin at home in the immediate future.
Italy's budget deficit of 4 percent of gross domestic product puts it in a different category, and there has been no talk of Italy's not being in a position to keep paying its obligations.
Just as crucial as the support is the "accountability" - circle members are in a position to keep a close eye on the core member's activities and, when there are danger signs, to call him to account.
Like Ms. Philemond, some will not be in a position to keep their homes because the properties they live in — bought during the boom in housing prices — are no longer worth what they paid.
Mr. Daniels has said tax increases should be an option, but that will be a tough position to keep in a presidential campaign.
The Guardian has learned that Norgrove was already lying in a foetal position to keep safe when an American grenade was thrown during an attempt to rescue her on Friday night.
Santanders British subsidiary, Abbey National, largely avoided the mortgage loan debacle and is one of only a handful of U.K. banks in a strong position to keep lending.
As one of the world's best-known brands and with a service style that lends itself to a standalone app, they're in a good position to keep things the way they are.
"We've had a couple of minor slip-ups, but we're in a comfortable position to keep pushing on".
