The phrase "a sound position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe a position or opinion that is well-reasoned, has evidence to support it, and is seen as valid by a majority of people. For example: "John's positions on the fiscal policies of the company were always sound and well thought out."
NBC, the one network with a cable news channel, MSNBC — and, not coincidentally, the only network in a sound position of profitability — has drastically pared down its operations over the last few years.
He knows, though, that rough goes with smooth, that in Nagpur, when he was in the process of putting England into a sound position in the second innings, he should have been given out by the third umpire, caught and bowled.
If Boparan does not bid for Northern Foods we do think that the shareholders of the target remain in a sound position for further capital appreciation through the agreed and recommended merger with Greencore (to be called Essenta), which offers considerable upside potential to our minds.
He suggests that "NOMA enjoys strong and fully explicit support, even from the primary cultural stereotypes of hard-line traditionalism" and that NOMA is "a sound position of general consensus, established by long struggle among people of goodwill in both magisteria".
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At this year's rally, one speaker used her brief time to argue that denying Medicaid coverage and labor-organizing rights violates the Fourteenth Amendment's guarantee of "equal protection of the laws," not a doctrinally sound position but part of a long tradition of calling on constitutional principles to dignify political claims.
They have advised us that we have a completely sound position as far as taxes go".
Paul Teulon, director of admissions at King's College London, added: "For this summer, I think we're in a relatively sound position.
Higher the ratio showed a good sound position of banks to protect the operational losses.
He added: "The council is in a very sound position financially and government grants have enabled us to freeze council tax".
It's an ethically sound position but, as we talk further, a funny thing becomes clear: in Kennedy's case, the profession is very much part of the problem.
