The phrase "affiliate position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a job or role that is associated with an affiliate organization or program, often in a marketing or business context.
Example: "After applying for the affiliate position, I was excited to learn more about the company's marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "partner role" or "associated position".
He also holds affiliate positions in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University.
Professor Aitchison holds part-time, adjunct or affiliate positions at Institute for Systems Biology, University of Washington (Biochemistry), University of Alberta (Cell Biology) and university of British Columbia (Biochemistry).
In other words, about half of the stably affiliated positions are best described by two different profiles in two different taxonomic groups.
Schoenfeld will remain the general manager of the Hartford Wolf Pack, the Rangers American Hockey Leaguee affiliate, a position he has held for four seasons.He will no longer coach the Wolf Pack; Ken Gernander was hired to replace him.
Both plots failed, but the operations quickly elevated the Yemeni Qaeda branch to the top of the affiliates and positioned the group's leaders as the logical heirs to Mr. Zawahri.
Five teams, including the Kings, who would place an affiliate in Ontario, are positioning for a possible spot.
The global accounting firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu is facing unwanted scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Commission that has put its Chinese affiliate in the uncomfortable position of trying to avoid violating China's laws on disclosing information by resisting a subpoena for its records.
Common to all of them were their religious backgrounds (the antimodernism of Pius X papacy), their anti-Haeckelian (anti-monistic) position, thus affiliating them with a dualistic philosophy, and their scientific attachment to the Pasteurian rebuttal of spontaneous generation.
For example, monitoring may help to stay informed about the spatial position of affiliates while moving into a different direction (a so-called "secondary referent" cf. Emory 1976; see also Virgo and Waterhouse 1969), and scanning might be used to quickly find and recruit potential coalition partners.
But eventually the RFS was modified, after which key advisors to the president left his administration to assume positions affiliated with Big Oil.
