The phrase "a position which will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific role or situation that is expected to lead to a certain outcome or effect.
Example: "We are looking to fill a position which will enhance our team's productivity and innovation."
Alternatives: "a role that will" or "a job that will".
Johnson's focus on the dangers of Isis has led him to call for fighting alongside Assad and Vladimir Putin – a position which will do little to address the root causes of the five-year war.
Robert Kitson Match report: Worcester 20-24 Harlequins The Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall felt his tight-head prop Petrus du Plessis should have been named man of the match for the way he tamed Marcos Ayerza in the scrum and it is a position which will be occupying the mind of the England head coach Eddie Jones in the coming weeks.
The victory is expected to move Mahan up to fourth in the world rankings, a position which will make him the highest-ranked American at the Masters. .
"It [the deal] provides the basis from which Leeds can move forward to a position which will enable it once again to compete at the highest levels," said chairman Salah Nooruddin. .
"Joe has found it difficult to get many games but we think he has developed in a new position and a position which will suit the attributes he has".
According to the DTC metric, White should capture the rook because that leads immediately to a position which will certainly win (DTC = 1), but it will take two more moves actually to checkmate (DTM = 3).
Determination of the participant's ability to activate the transversus abdominis via a localised inward movement of the lower abdominal wall in a standing position which will be visualised and palpated using a reliable method [ 52, 53].
"EU countries have the option of going for a default position which will mean we don't have to make an application for a new status, or they could go for something like the UK's settled status, but so far we are entirely in the dark," said Jane Golding, the chair of the campaign group British in Europe.
But now she is coming back to the cutting edge of Sydney affairs with a new position which will see her on the other side of the journalistic divide.
A participant who received a scholarship as a part-time student may be allowed to serve the period of obligated service at the health care facility where the individual was assigned when the scholarship was authorized, if there is a vacant position which will satisfy the individual's mobility agreement at that facility.
"Matt will bring massive strength, work rate and experience in a key position which will be crucial for us going forward.
