The phrase "a stance which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular position or viewpoint that someone holds on an issue.
Example: "The author presents a stance which challenges traditional beliefs about education reform."
Alternatives: "a position that" or "a viewpoint that".
To judge by results it is a stance which continues to backfire with mind-numbing regularity.
Once the civil war was under way, Britain adopted a stance which the Labour peer Lord Strabolgi called "malevolent neutrality".
It is frequently said that people read whichever newspaper is most likely to take a stance which conforms to their own existing political or ethical preconceptions.
A stance which, if it holds - and if US teenagers even know what the WI is - might make the comic slightly less cool among its target audience.
The Republic of Ireland international had been strongly reluctant to move to a Russian side, a stance which is thought to have softened in recent days.
He and the Clash steadfastly refused a stream of enormous cash offers to reunite, a stance which has made their career seem all the more impressive in hindsight.
Legends took a bold stance, which was an honest reflection of the modern incarnation of Bond, and recognised that outside of some Mirror's Edge-like parkour (that none of the licensed engines could handle) the new MI6 anchored in reality could never transition to 20-plus shooting gallery levels the way GoldenEye once mastered.
True, Johnson has been an advocate over the last year for the legalization of Marijuana, a controversial stance which even President Obama has shied away from, which definitely alienates him from many in the fundamentalist religious base of the national GOP.
Rather Corbyn will be to many voters refreshingly direct with a political stance which might be boiled down to "immigration good, spending good, welfare good; war bad".
It said the Foreign Ministry had sent letters to Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, and the Security Council, urging that the body "adopt a firm stance which proves its commitment to combating terrorism regardless of its timing or place".
Canada's ruling Conservatives have pledged to set up a police hotline to report what it called "barbaric cultural practices", as it sought to capitalize on a hardline stance which has helped it gain in the polls.
