The phrase "a position to transform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability or opportunity to make significant changes or improvements in a particular context.
Example: "As a leader in the organization, she is in a position to transform the company culture for the better."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to change" or "a chance to revolutionize".
The Socialists won a clear majority of seats (269 of the total 491) and seemed in a position to transform France into a social democratic state.
If it were to complete such an acquisition, it would undoubtedly be in a position to transform the terrestrial TV market in the UK and offer a formidable challenge to the BBC, ITV and Channel 4.
Now we are in a position to transform the right-hand side in (3.2).
Finally, if Trump triumphs he will be in a position to transform U.S. foreign policy.
They highlighted the power and influence that employers hold in terms of their commercial health plan purchasing and how employers are in a position to transform policy into practice.
Courageous, creative and wise leaders are in need to stop Marine Le Pen's rise, her consolidated presence in the French landscape has become a reality but she might be also one day in a position to transform her fallacies into official governmental policies.
They attempt to compensate for the fact that aspiring athletes in the Global North, who from a young age have better access to good sports infrastructure and equipment, are in a privileged position to transform their athletic talent into a long-term career.
Researchers are finding that parts of Southern California are in a unique position to transform the region's endless sprawl into walkable communities with vibrant downtown centers.
And one startup, Cambridge, MA-based Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, is in a particularly strong position to transform it into new pharmaceuticals.
He has used his position to transform himself into the Party's chief political strategist.
Amīn al-Ḥusaynī used this religious position to transform himself into the most powerful political figure among the Arabs.
