The phrase "academy position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a job or role within an academic institution, such as a university or college.
Example: "She applied for an academy position in the Department of Biology, hoping to contribute to research and teaching."
Alternatives: "academic role" or "faculty position".
The academy's position is that Mr. Zahzam quit rather than take another position after the cafe was closed.
School success galvanized the academy's position as a central node in a coalesced Hunan nexus of lineage ties, Neo-Confucian study, and literati relationships.
Mark McAfee, whose raw milk dairy in Fresno, Organic Pastures, produces milk sold in 625 stores, said the academy's position is confusing.
The academy's position that circumcision provides life-long health benefits is based on new evidence and differs significantly from its last public position, in 1999, which held that there was insufficient medical evidence to make a recommendation for or against the practice.
He believes the government isn't trying to mute the academy's positions on sensitive issues like evolution, which have clashed with Islamic groups' views in the past.
He was promoted from his junior post in the medical department of the academy to a position in the mathematics department.
Kaulbach succeeded Cornelius in 1843 as the academy's director a position he held for 25 years.
The academy issued its position in 2011 after what it called a "rigorous" review of the medical literature, because consumption of energy and sports drinks was "widespread" among young people.
But then the EFAs, which are voted for by 2500 members of the European film academy, has traditionally positioned itself as a riposte to the star-spangled, Hollywood-dominated Oscars.
Contrary to the muddled ways it is being used today as a political cudgel, academic freedom is about the right of academics to say what they will without the interference of groups outside the academy policing their positions.
