The phrase "a position whereby" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition in which something occurs or is true.
Example: "The committee reached a decision to create a position whereby all members would have equal voting rights."
Alternatives: "a situation in which" or "a condition that allows".
"They put you in a position whereby you're creating your own material," Mr. Fletcher said of the directors.
"If they can't do that, they should retreat to a position whereby the only ban on smoking in the state is in dining rooms".
Soubry said: "The thought that we are in a position whereby you could be actually controlling in the way you have described this United Kingdom, fills me with absolute horror.
In August 2012, Philip and his doctors noticed a new tumour and this one is in a position whereby treatment is seriously ill-advised and would almost certainly cause a stroke or worse".
He added: "Everything I do is related to building a nationalist movement through which peaceful persuasion and through the ballot box can place us in a position whereby those 14 words can be carried out".
The European Central Bank faces the most severe problems, warn UBS analysts, who said the ECB's increasing exposure to struggling eurozone lenders risked putting it in a position whereby it might require its own capital boosted in future.
Complications to all such studies include quantitation and comparability of ChIP recovery using different antibodies and the possibility of microheterogeneity at any position, whereby distinct histone modifications, deriving from different cells within a population, are detectable at the same position along a gene.
This placed the SFA in a tricky position, whereby a firm message must be sent out to other member clubs while taking into account that Rangers' immediate future is already decidedly bleak.
A doctor is in a unique position whereby he literally has control over the lives of other human beings.
Rather, it's a stand taken, a thought-out position, whereby a compact with life is renegotiated and a certain balance achieved, and with it a miraculous -- even religious -- buoyancy.
"The law has unintentionally put us in a strange position whereby we can give someone clean needles to inject with, but we face arrest for giving them aluminium foil to smoke with.
