The phrase "access to position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to reach or obtain a specific role or status within an organization or system.
Example: "The new policy will ensure that all employees have equal access to position within the company, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "entry to role" or "access to a role".
In our research, we found that once a robot controller could provide access to position control (get and set positions of the joints or end effector), a hardware interface to operate this manipulator would be developed.
For his research, Bengtsson petitioned Haiti's largest cellular carrier, Digicel, headquartered in Kingston, Jamaica, for access to position data from roughly 1.9 million cell phones in the island nation corresponding to the period extending from 42 days before the earthquake until 158 days after.
Its goal was to integrate women more thoroughly into the power structure and to give women equal access to positions men had traditionally dominated.
As a partner in the New York firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, he used his access to positions of wealth and power to summon others to their civic duties.
If access to higher education has become an equality issue for men then access to positions of equal power and pay remain the overwhelming equality issue for women in the UK.
The verdicts marked the culmination of three months of fierce crackdowns against demonstrators, who had taken to the streets of the tiny state to demand more access to positions inside the Sunni-dominated establishment.
Recruitment agencies can be a useful source of jobs because some employers only recruit through agencies, offering you access to positions that aren't advertised elsewhere – and you can sign up to as many agencies as you like.
Being site editor of Guardian Careers means I have access to positions posted on Guardian Jobs before they go live and I am often asked about what good jobs are coming up.
This is because, outside of monarchic city-builders like Catherine the Great, women have only had access to positions where they could engage in the shape and evolution of cities for the last 100 years.
It also gave me access to positions in other states, whereas applying directly through government agencies might have limited me to scarcer jobs close to my home in Minnesota.
Members of the imperial clan, except in the earliest and latest years of the dynasty, were forbidden to take active part in administration, and the Ming practice of finding imperial consorts in military families effectively denied imperial in-laws access to positions of significant authority.
