The phrase "a position writing" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a position paper" or "a position statement"? You can use it when referring to a document that presents an argument or stance on a particular issue, but the phrase itself needs to be corrected.
Example: "The organization submitted a position paper outlining its views on climate change."
Alternatives: "a position paper" or "a position statement."
Three days after it was reported that Brett Anderson, the well-regarded restaurant critic for The Times-Picayune in New Orleans, was among about 200 employees being laid off, the paper said Friday that it had offered Mr. Anderson "a position writing about restaurants and dining".
The post, advertising an opening for a Content Writer & SEO Specialist for custom web design company Vistra Inet, listed skills one might imagine would be required for such a position: "Writing talent," "Computer knowledge," "Knowledge of social media," "Superior organizational abilities," "Ability to work independently and in coordination with a team," etc.
When you obtain a position, write to thank your advisor for his or her contribution to your career development.
All Ph.D.'s face the long slog of competing for a junior position, writing grants and conducting enough research to earn tenure.
"These threats put users [of test-preparation materials] in a strange position," wrote a GMAT trainer.
Typically, the HR department has to create a new position, write a job description, and then fill the position either by transferring someone from another full-time job or by running an external search.
Blackpool fans feel that the behaviour of Paul Ince, specifically with the incident at Bournemouth, has let them and the club down and is not appropriate for a manager in such a privileged position," wrote the BSA.
"If the licensee has no right to sell in the UK, then a purchaser from the licensee cannot be in a better position," wrote the judge.
"After the NSA offered him a position, he turned it down because he thought he should have a higher-ranking position," writes BGR.
Following on from last week's greatest fixture pile-ups in history redux … "Funnily enough, Spennymoor Town of the Northern League, Guernsey's FA Vase semi-final opponents, are in a very similar position," writes Michael St John-McAlistereferringing to last week's fixture mayhem.
"Yet neither party has staked out anything like a serious negotiating position," write the editors.
