The phrase "constructive position" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a viewpoint or stance that is helpful and seeks to build or improve upon something rather than criticizing or tearing it down. Example: "In order to reach a resolution, both sides need to approach the negotiation with a constructive position rather than being combative."
"The Russians were pleased because it put them in a constructive position".
All of this makes a common yet constructive position very difficult.
"It's not a constructive position to say: 'Here's our first offer.
Unless there is visible change addressing the humanitarian situation in Gaza and a more constructive position is adopted in relation to making peace with Syria, it is highly unlikely that the quality of the bilateral relationship with Israel will improve.
This demonstrates the constructive position of Turkmenistan with regard to cooperation with the international organizations and Turkmenistan's willingness to integrate into these international structures," Vepa Hajiyev said.
He praised Jordan, and he said the agreement "results from the deep belief of our delegations to adopt positive and constructive positions," while accepting "the postponement of legitimate and fair resolutions".
For that to happen, it will have to drop its pretensions to nonalignment and stake out strong and constructive positions.
The aptness of this arrangement comes out in the fact that, as we shall see, most of the constructive positions that Williams adopts can be seen as the "morals" of these essentially destructive stories.
This process requires taking a clear stance aligned with beneficiaries and other allied constituents, building coalitions and constructive positions with them, and countering coercive constituents who act destructively towards humanitarian principles.
Karmal, summarizing his discussions with Iran and Pakistan, said "Iran and Pakistan have so far not opted for concrete and constructive positions".
The reason behind the move is "the EU's non-constructive position", Channel 1 explained.
