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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a position to use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to having the ability or opportunity to utilize something effectively.
Example: "In order to succeed in this project, we need to be in a position to use all available resources efficiently."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to utilize" or "a chance to employ".
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The state is in a position to use the mass media as a marketing tool.
The fence means "we will be in a position to use our weapons," a border official told Radio Free Europe.
And huge chains like Safeway and Kroger are in a position to use their size to leverage extremely low prices.
The stars were what drew the audiences – and only Hollywood was in a position to use them.
"We're happy to be in a position to use extra resources to make smart baseball decisions," said Wade, completing his fifth year as general manager.
"Just the politics of being me and being buffeted around in the media between liberals and homophobes puts me in a position to use some of that experience".
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"At the time, I never thought I would be in a similar position, to use the marathon as a statement of humanity".
A statistician also can be in a favorable position to use unit-level auxiliary data for domain estimation.
It makes sense; after all, people in their forties and fifties and later are often in a great position to use their world and life experience to head off in a new direction.
"The Postal Service is in a unique position to use stamps as public service announcements.
Not everyone is in a privileged position to use their free speech in that way".
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