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The phrase "a very exposed position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is in a vulnerable or risky situation, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "During the negotiation, he found himself in a very exposed position, with no allies to support his stance."
Alternatives: "a highly vulnerable position" or "an extremely precarious position".
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It was an incredibly vulnerable position, a very exposed position, to be in.
Many households are already in a very exposed position, even with interest rates on the floor, so even small changes in the financial outlook could have a dramatic effect.
"Mr. Draghi knows that he will be in a very exposed position if he is president and the bank has to keep buying more Italian bonds," says David Marsh, a former journalist at The Financial Times and the author of "The Euro: The Battle for the New Global Currency".
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In fact, standing up now puts China in an uncharacteristically exposed position.
The Armada reached the Strait of Dover on August 6 July 277) and anchored in an exposed position off Calais, France.
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