The phrase "a position to strike" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is ready to take action or make a move, often in a competitive or confrontational situation.
Example: "The team was in a position to strike as soon as the opportunity presented itself during the game."
Alternatives: "ready to attack" or "set to pounce".
US investigators are continuing to search for collaborators who may still be in a position to strike.
But now Texas is in a position to strike back with a bold international signing that could restore some punch and flair to its rotation.
Third place went to Festive Cheer, a 33-1 outrainedtrained by Aidan O'Brien, whose bid for an eighth straight win in the Derby was foiled when his Epsom Derby winner, Ruler of the World, never got in a position to strike and finished fifth despite being the odds-on favorite.
But most artists aren't in a position to strike multimillion-dollar deals as Brooks and U2 have, or to brush off one of the most prominent streaming services as Swift did.
The TAs had been in a position to strike since December 2. On December 8, they engaged in a legal work slowdown where they continued to perform duties but did not accommodate deadlines imposed by their supervisors or the university.
The accord was the first such agreement in the world and put Europe in a strong position to strike a broader pact with the incoming Obama administration in the US ahead of the effort to reach a worldwide global warming agreement in Copenhagen a year from now, Barroso said.
The group remains led by OPQS and Cav is in a perfect position to strike.
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Found, though, was also in a good position to strike, and after Dettori sent Golden Horn into the lead at top of the stretch, Moore moved through to deliver a winning challenge inside the final furlong.
By the early hours of March 10, the North Vietnamese army was in a strong position to strike at Ban Me Thuot.
From the worst of the draw on the wide outside Soumillon had steered Orfevre into an ideal position to strike and he was still travelling sweetly in desperate ground.
