The phrase "as a post in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific position or role within an organization or context.
Example: "She was appointed as a post in the marketing department, where she will oversee social media strategies."
Alternatives: "in a position within" or "as a role in".
How is it to be done?" This question, which appeared as a post in May on the Web site Al7orya, one of the most important of Al Qaeda's closed Internet forums, is only one example of the evidence that has been accumulated by American and Israeli intelligence in recent months of a significant ideological change under way within Osama bin Laden's organization.
His new party had gained 11% of the vote in September's elections; he was on the up again in national politics, though never, it was clear, as far as a post in government.His death itself was the last dramatic Haider show, speeding drunk along a road where he had narrowly escaped death before, crashing into a concrete pole, flipping over time after time.
The next morning he was out in Cinnamon Gardens, a suburb of Colombo, carrying logs for the fire," said Mr Hensley, who also served as New Zealand's high commissioner to Singapore as well as a posting in Washington, DC.
This information would guarantee that the test always measures the same underlying construct, whether applied as a posttest in a pre-post instruction design or for educational purposes only once at the end of a school year, for instance.
After attending law school Jean-François chose Germany as a posting in 1982 "to set up the first real international business for JCDecaux," he says, while Jean-Charles headed to Spain in 1991.
Father Birmingham had been assigned a post in Salem, as a priest at St. James church.
It turned out to be a post in Australia, as colonial treasurer of New South Wales.
The Canandaigua Pultneyville highway served as a post road in the years that followed.
As a post doc in the Adams laboratory, I had become fascinated with this area.
It was established as a trading post in 1914 and became an air base during World War II.
It was founded as a garrison post in 1893 and served as the British administrative centre of Uganda until 1958.
