The phrase "a temporary placement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a short-term position or assignment, often in a work or educational context.
Example: "She accepted a temporary placement at the local hospital to gain experience before starting her permanent job."
Alternatives: "a short-term assignment" or "a provisional position."
Surely a temporary placement, a compromise, then.
If it's a temporary placement they may keep you on, if not make sure you get a really good reference.
Tina Fontaine disappeared after running away from a Best Western hotel where she had been given a temporary placement.
You won't be alone in seeking a temporary placement or internship over the summer, competition will be fierce.
Legal arrangements vary: in Illinois, parents must sign over formal guardianship, while Indiana requires only a temporary placement agreement, with power of attorney granted for emergency medical decisions.
It is understandable that in many cases [foster care] has to be a temporary placement, but it is certainly not a permanent solution.
He had already arranged a good temporary placement at one of the institutes of the Academy of Sciences.
According to our findings in a prospective, nonrandomized study of 3 consecutive cohorts of patients with RBES, temporary placement of a biodegradable stent or a fully covered SEMS may lead to a long-term dysphagia-free period in 30 and 40% of patients, respectively.
Regarding the clinical success of the first endotherapy, a total of 162 of 178 patients (91.0 %) who underwent temporary placement of a 10-French plastic stent and a biliary sphincterotomy had their bile leaks closed.
Cervical occlusion did not recur after cervical dilatation and temporary placement of a catheter as a stent.
MPS placement must be compared to temporary placement of a FCSEMS in a large number of patients with refractory biliary leaks to have adequate power to detect minor outcome differences.
