The phrase "affiliation position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific role or status within an organization or group, often in the context of professional or academic settings.
Example: "In her affiliation position at the university, she collaborates with various research teams."
Alternatives: "organizational role" or "membership status."
Basic demographic characteristics, industry affiliation, position in employment and academic backgrounds were registered for each participant.
Personal information: Gender, age, academic level, affiliation, position and knowledge level.
The main phase was an on-line survey (embedded in the social platform (www.e-encuesta.com) divided into 4 thematic groups, which correspond to categories founded in previous works about the benchmarking related to NRENs and services (competitive intelligence study): Personal information: Gender, age, academic level, affiliation, position and knowledge level.
The survey included questions regarding authorship order, decision of authorship position on the manuscript (first, last, middle author) and author affiliation (position at institution).
The group the campaign has designated as potentially persuadable was culled from surveying thousands of online users about party affiliation, positions on key political issues and opinions about the president.
Divisions on the basis of age, clan affiliation, hereditary position, or guild membership, as well as regional and craft specialization, are also found.
Attendance: To attend the workshop only, please send an abstract of less than 500 words describing your current activity, affiliation, and position statement before January 2 , 1996
Underlying differences in organizational strength, political affiliation, class position, and level of assimilation complicated efforts by Mexican and black Americans to forge strategic alliances in their fight for economic and educational equality.
I came to believe that Melville's religious thought was not influenced by his mother's Calvinist affiliation, the position of many critics, so much as by his wide reading in the skeptical biblical criticism and anthropological thought of the period.
"It is inappropriate to ask them to provide nonrelevant information, such as [their] voting record, party affiliation, or position on particular policies".
