The phrase "a starting position of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an initial state or condition in various contexts, such as sports, projects, or strategies.
Example: "The team established a starting position of 10 points ahead before the final quarter."
Alternatives: "an initial position of" or "a baseline of".
From a starting position of 11 under Padraig Harrington birdied the 1st and 2nd.
The impressive sales revenue growth for many ventures was negligible in the context of a market growing slightly faster and a starting position of zero share.
He drives for the Dutch Van Amersfoort Racing team in Europe's ADAC Formula 4. The season runs until October and his success comes only a day after he won the best rookie award having moved up from a starting position of 19th to finish ninth in his F4 debut.
The basic algorithm for this step selects a starting position of the target on the reference image and searches, in its neighborhood (three concentric shells up to three pixels size), the element of the subsequent V matrix whose value corresponds to the lowest j index (see Eq.4).
For the extension motion, they viewed their hands extending from a starting position of 50-degree flexion to an end point of 40-degree extension.
For the flexion hand motion, the participants viewed video-recordings of flexion of their hands from a starting position of 20-degree extension to a final position of 70-degree flexion.
Let denote the set of all known start binding positions of a TF among all the tested sequences in our test set.
The last nucleotide in bold in the tetranucleotide is the poly(A) tail starting position of the poly(A) site.
Therefore, an appropriate starting position of real/normal plays of a game highlight should be located.
Armed with renewed confidence, I finally earned a starting position in the beginning of my fourth year.
Carefully bend it into a starting position and take a picture of the figure with the camera.
