The phrase "an undesirable position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or role that is not favorable or is generally considered negative.
Example: "After much consideration, I decided to leave the company because I found myself in an undesirable position with no opportunities for growth."
Alternatives: "an unfavorable situation" or "a disadvantageous role."
What if a child isn't getting much playing time, or the team is losing, or they play an undesirable position?
If your son or daughter is not getting major play time, the team is losing, they are playing an undesirable position, or the coach is not nurturing – should you counsel your kids to assert themselves with the coach to improve their situation?
Acting Vice President Manuel Trucco now found himself in an undesirable position; he had to defeat the rebels before more units joined and bolstered their forces, but if he was too harsh, there was a risk that the populace would think that his policies were too similar to the former dictator Ibáñez del Campo.
For example, if you always waffle on rules regarding snacks with your kid, then they get a stern talking to from your spouse, you've forced your spouse to pick an undesirable position within the authority structure.
The working poor, by contrast, are in a highly undesirable position when it comes to marital status and taxes.
All day, a tense standoff played out in the Capitol as one party tried to force the other into a more politically undesirable position.
Yet the company made and sold complete solar panels and they were a different size from the industry standard, forcing its customers into the undesirable position of making a long-term commitment to a specific technology.
The Czech population, with an annually diagnosed 78.7 colorectal cancer (CRC) patients per 100,000 inhabitants (2008), presently occupies an undesirable 3rd position in international statistics of age-standardised CRC incidence rates [ 1].
The Central African nation also suffers from a crisis of governance, illustrated by its undesirable position in 1998 and 1999 as the world's most corrupt nation, in Transparency international's rankings.
The Jets put themselves in this undesirable position by losing last Saturday to the Giants, a defeat that knocked them out of the sixth-seeded position and into a three-way tie with Oakland and Tennessee at 8-7, a game behind Cincinnati (9-6).
