The phrase "a position to verify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability or authority to confirm or validate information or a situation.
Example: "As the project manager, I am in a position to verify the accuracy of the data presented in the report."
Alternatives: "able to confirm" or "in a role to validate".
We are not in a position to verify, (a) whether it's him, (b) whether it represents an actual scene that happened or something that may have been staged".
Now we are in a position to verify that (x_{k}rightharpoonup z) ((krightarrowinfty)).
Ideally for these services, consumers should be in a position to verify the charges billed to them.
Strongly consumer centric accounting models have the desirable property of openness and transparency, since service users are in a position to verify the charges billed to them.
Thus α ( t ) ≡ 2 for all t > 0. We are in a position to verify that both { x n } and { y n } are Cauchy sequences in ( X, M, ∗ ).
It is inherent in the above picture of scientific objectivity that observations can, at least in principle, decide between competing theories: if they did not, the conception of objectivity as faithfulness would be a pointless one to have, as we would not be in a position to verify it.
Compare changes in P-wave amplitude of the intra-atrial electrocardiogram (ECG) and its corresponding transesophageal echocardiography (TEE -controlled posiTEE -controlledthe exact localization of a central venous catheter (CVC) tiposition
Now we are in the position to verify (b_{k}(lambda): = max_{u in Y_{k}, Vert u Vert = r_{k}}varphi_{rho,lambda} (u) < 0), (forall lambdain[1,2]).
But the notion of centralizing admissions, particularly for the youngest children, upset many parents and principals, who said that school officials themselves are best positioned to verify addresses, clarify misunderstandings and correct errors that are often obvious to the human eye but perhaps not to a computer.
Volumetric cone-beam CT (CBCT) imaging will be obtained at each treatment after patient positioning to verify patient set-up.
The two most common indications for non-routine CXRs were following a procedure to verify the position of a medical device and exclude complications, and for evaluation of a suspected new medical condition.
