The phrase "a stance when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or viewpoint taken during a specific situation or event.
Example: "She adopted a stance when the issue of climate change was raised during the meeting."
Alternatives: "a position when" or "a viewpoint when".
He reasoned that it "might have been seen as a bit hypocritical" of the professional game to take such a stance when it receives financial support from the betting industry and when football is so popular among gamblers.
Back in 2016, Colin Kaepernick took a stance when no athlete with his profile did.
But how can we expect public figures such as Azalea to take such a stance when their only connection to black communities is in profiting from appropriating their music?
Dawn Lee, a prostitute in Toronto, took a softer stance when reached over email.
Dawn Lee, an escort in Toronto, took a softer stance when reached over email.
Christian Cantamessa, a former Rockstar employee who worked as a level designer on the game, took a similar stance when I approached him.
When Senator Larry Craig was arrested in a public restroom and accused of making signals with his foot that the police said meant he was in search of anonymous gay sex, Mr. Craig said it was a misunderstanding and that he just had a wide stance when using the toilet.
Secretary Perez took a Pollyannish stance when he stated: "Some have expressed a concern that regulation will thwart innovation.
Adopt a coaching stance when interacting with key potential stakeholders.
Dortmund's coach, Jürgen Klopp, made a similar stance when he was told this year that Chelsea was interested in his style of team-building and motivation.
It took a critical stance when the university repeatedly called the police and prosecuted its own students for protesting (some of the cases are still ongoing).
