The phrase "any kind of position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types of roles, jobs, or situations without specifying a particular one.
Example: "I am open to any kind of position that allows me to utilize my skills and experience."
Alternatives: "any type of role" or "any sort of job".
But I still wonder, are you really in any kind of position to help?
I'd be looking to any kind of position to help people move and change in instructional reform".
Read enough political coverage, and you will find someone willing to advance almost any kind of position, despite (or perhaps because of) its being counterintuitive.
It can also be required for anyone with any kind of position in a school, it can cover a range of occupations covered by the Gambling Act 2005, as well as a range of different jobs where the person will have access to sensitive or personal information about children or vulnerable people.
It does not specify when the ethics body will be in any kind of position to hit this shifty ground running.
For the potential analogues to Morse potential and via the Pekeris approximation, we introduce the general solutions appropriate for any kind of position dependent mass profile which obeys a key condition.
"I'm not interested in any kind of paid position or cabinet position or anything formal or official," Clinton told Couric.
Despite having a management team that many consider to be brilliant, Reckson has failed to reach any kind of dominant position in Manhattan, even though it has acquired some topflight office assets over the years.
Every time they open their mouths they show they are not fit to hold any kind of trustworthy position.
"It would have been totally inappropriate for me to take any kind of public position about the deal".
I'm always open to any kind of establishment position because I think it's an opportunity for some sort of mischief.
