The phrase "at a high position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's rank, status, or physical location that is elevated in comparison to others.
Example: "She has been working diligently and has now secured a role at a high position within the company."
Alternatives: "in a senior role" or "in an elevated position".
The fractures occurred at a high position from the tooth root in the case of the cotton fiber-reinforced plastics gear because the cotton fiber-reinforced plastics had excellent cleavage and shear strength.
Treat people as they are, no matter who they are, no matter where they sit in the world, not to, like, be super nice to someone at a high position or mean to someone who they've deemed to be below them.
Shiroma et al. [18] attached a fisheye camera at a high position above a robot to observe the robot itself with its surroundings.
Between 1994 and this year, Mr. Serra was promoted six times, most recently to the post at Rikers Island, a high position for a man of 42.
Đính's political stay was brief, as General Nguyễn Khánh, who was disgruntled at not receiving a high position after Diệm's removal, deposed the MRC with the support of Khiệm on 30 January 1964, without firing a shot.
Highly intelligent, he did well at school and achieved a high position in the Leaving Certificate.
I hold a high position at a factory that is run by the defense department".
One possibility is that Mr. Wendt will move to a high position at a rival financial services company like Chase Manhattan.
Schapiro hired Gregg Berman, a physicist who had been in the business of measuring financial risk, as one of the few nonlawyers in a high position at the S.E.C.
"It has always been relatively easy for a scion of the old Quaker families to reach a high position at Barclays," a 1975 official history of the bank said.
"We played against a very good team, who are working well with the new manager and will be in a high position at the end of the season.
