The phrase "admirable position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation, stance, or viewpoint that is worthy of respect or admiration.
Example: "Her admirable position on environmental issues has inspired many to take action."
Alternatives: "commendable stance" or "respectable viewpoint".
They had a firm and admirable position.
Criticised for supporting another secular strongman, Aswany has since resumed his admirable position as a censorship-prone thorn in the side of the state.
manager of R.& M., is in an admirable position to predict the results of the election this fall, and he sees little optimism on either side.
In an industry where designers rarely take an admirable position on anything, Stella McCartney's opposition to animal cruelty has been consistent and vocal.
Perhaps he never had the ego to be an Olivier, Gielgud or Guinness - though he had worked with them all - but he had an admirable position as a busy, working actor, widely recognised from his television roles along with numerous films and West End shows.
Councillor Royston Smith, leader of Southampton City Council, said: "What I say to the unions and to Labour, if they think this is unfair to other staff, we will keep our children safe now, tomorrow, next week and into the future - if they don't think that's not an admirable position, they're in the wrong job".
No Democrats willing to publicly run on or embrace the president's many successes, admirable positions, and intelligent measured decision-making style.
UNFI has done an admirable job of positioning the company for success.
Hitchens grudgingly concedes: "Sure, any principled position is admirable even if it's wrong.
"The United States' position was admirable for reminding the Turkish side of the gravity of the situation".
This can be a position of admirable moral consistency, and some have willingly sacrificed for its sake.
