The phrase "a successful position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a role or job that has achieved success or is considered advantageous in a particular context.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally secured a successful position within the company that allowed her to lead major projects."
Alternatives: "a favorable role" or "a thriving position."
But he had reached a successful position: West was now squeezed in three suits, a very rare ending.
Forests have been burned down to enable commentators to pen their analyses of why the euro project is doomed… but euro bears should be extremely mindful of the fact that the return from being short the single currency has been incredibly meagre over an extended period of time – hardly the price action of a successful position.
This means maintaining a high level of operating efficiency, and remaining consistently profitable in order to achieve a successful position on the market.
In Fig. 5, K NA is the number of visible satellites Need to Acquire for a successful position calculation, and it is typically set to an integer value of 4-12.
"I could leave now and the Tour would be in a phenomenally successful position," he said.
"I could leave now and the tour would be in a phenomenally successful position," O'Grady says.
Here, you can hold a successful senior position and still have a more flexible work style like four day workweeks or work from home days.
Sports Illustrated said McKittrick "may be the most successful position coach of his era" since "few coaches have done so much with so little".
As one of the slave's descendants, this turn of luck led to Gladwell's relatively successful position in life.
Furthermore, all 24 SVs also have a similar probability of successful positioning for both cases.
It was shown that the Doppler shift has a negligible effect on the probability of successful positioning when using the proposed MC code as the GPS probing signal.
