The phrase "any one position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific position among multiple options, often in contexts like job applications or discussions about roles.
Example: "In this project, we can assign any one position to the team member who has the most relevant experience."
Alternatives: "any single position" or "any particular position".
If you set your maximum loss on any one position at 2% of your capital, you've got at least 50 bets.
If we could not identify a consensus amino acid at any one position based on these rules, we used the letter 'X' in the consensus sequence at that position.
She believes that three or four years is long enough to be in any one position.
Reflections from heterogeneities within the sample are mapped as a function of thickness for any one position.
"It limits you as a player," Kendall said, "because you're never able to reach your potential at any one position".
Similarly, there was no evidence that playing in any one position as a player made them a better coach later in life.
"What has helped me, is that I have never put pressure on myself to play only one position at any level," said Lee, who played linebacker in high school and some fullback at USC. "I thank God that I am still able to play this game.
He arrived in camp on March 13, has 56 major league at-bats since the end of 2003 and plays really only one position with any proficiency: third base.
"The Boy Scouts of America is a wholly nonpartisan organization and does not promote any one political position, candidate or philosophy," the organisation said in a statement on Friday.
Early Wednesday, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger called Bell "one of the best in the business" but added that "one player doesn't make or break" the team and that the team's offensive linemen "are more important than any one skill position, myself included". Roethlisberger did note that while he is used to Bell's absence, it "might be bothering" some of the team's other players.
