The phrase "a stance on which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a position or viewpoint that is based on a particular foundation or reasoning.
Example: "The researcher took a stance on which the validity of the theory depended heavily."
Alternatives: "a position based on" or "a viewpoint regarding".
Mbeki championed African self-reliance, yet he had taken a stance on AIDS which treated his countrymen as helpless.
Mbeki championed African self-reliance, yet he had taken a stance on AIDS which treated his countrymen as helpless..
In writing this post, I'm trying to maintain a neutral stance on which party and which candidates are the most disingenuous and dishonest, but I will say that lying seems to be reaching its apogee with less than two months until the election, though I'm sure there will be new heights (or depths, depending on how you look at it) to be reached between now and November.
By contrast, some parts of the Zhuangzi imply a relatively liberal political stance, on which individuals would probably be allowed the maximum amount of liberty compatible with avoiding social conflict.
******* The Olympian ethics of losing on purpose are almost as difficult to parse as the government's stance on which kinds of tax evasion are best: crashing bike intentionally OK; deliberately serving into the badminton net, not OK.
It is highly unusual for the White House to take a stance on short-term interest rates, which are the purview of the Fed, but Ms. Romer's remarks carry weight because she is an authority on monetary policy and the Depression.
There are many other environmental issues our model mayor needs to take a stance on, from local food production, which even some of his opponents think Boris Johnson has had a small but significant success in, to waste management, to home insulation, to planning for a second Thames barrier against floods.
There are two parts to this claim; the first relates to a stance on the legality of medical standards, which rejects doping methods because they are instances of medical intervention for non-therapeutic purposes.
These are the two canards that everyone seemed to agree upon, and they were the stances on which the Tarantino-bashing industry would be based.
The fact that Apple only booted it now seems to indicate it will take a tougher stance on apps which are designed to collect user data as one of their primary functions going forward.
