The phrase "association position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a role or job within an organization or group, often related to a specific association or professional body.
Example: "She was appointed to the association position of treasurer, where she will manage the financial affairs of the organization."
Alternatives: "organizational role" or "membership position".
Ms. Clammer said that as the floor captain, she supports the tenants' association position -- that everyone should register for the cleanup, but at the same time, complain to the E.P.A. that apartment cleaning alone is an inadequate response, and that rooftops, outdoor spaces and common areas must be cleaned as well.
After that and through 2016, the credit could be as high as 30 cents if the price of oil is $50 a barrel or less, but would fall as crude prices rise.The Register does not report the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association position on Mr Grassley's proposal.
Views and opinions within the posts are that of the authors and are not the official Association position.
In the second half of the 1980s, some national associations positioned themselves against the regulation of the OHT profession and even requested the closure of the existing courses.
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An A.P. spokesman declined Friday to further explain the association's position.
The association's position continues to respect people's religious beliefs, and the legislation it supports would not compel a member of any clergy to perform a marriage ceremony he or she objected to for any reason.
But three years later the association changed position — not because of new data, Mr. Taubes writes, but because Dr. Keys and an ally were on the committee issuing the new report.
"The chairman has called an emergency meeting for the executive council for tomorrow evening to discuss the turn of events and will issue a full statement to members on the association's position".
In this kind of environment, "health professionals, bound by strong ethical imperatives to do no harm, may become calibrators of harm," said Nathaniel Raymond of Physicians for Human Rights, which has been strongly critical of the psychological association's position.
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