"currently in position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about someone's current job or occupation. For example: "He's currently in position as the assistant manager for a major clothing chain."
Yet, Florida State -- not Miami -- is currently in position to be invited to the Orange Bowl.
As shown in Figure 6, for the vehicle node which is currently in position C, moving with velocity v in road r, the information sent from C would go invalid after the node leaves road r.
However, it has not been the purpose of this study to investigate the acceptability of the general population but rather users of public transport who are currently in position to report own travel data.
"Judging with this criterion, some people in the S.A.R. who are currently in positions of power do not meet this prerequisite to be rulers of Hong Kong," it said, referring to Hong Kong's designation as a Special Administrative Region of China.
In each of those three positions within the upper-left 3×3 box, replace the number currently in that position with the number you wrote in that position in another box.
Include as many details as you can, including the position, name of the person currently in that position, their duties, and whom they interact with and report to, and what constitutes their staff.
His side are currently in 18th position on 20 points, below Wigan on goal difference.
Midfielder Yohan Cabaye admits he is surprised that Newcastle are currently in a position to challenge for a Champions League place.
Nicholas Lansman, Secretary-General of the Internet Service Providers Associationn (ISPA), said "ISPs are currently in a position where they may have to decide what bears defamatory meaning, putting the intermediary in a position of judge and jury over content.
Mr Fulford said given "the need for berth improvements and an Environmental Impact Assessment, Weymouth is not currently in a position to accommodate the 102".
Few gaming companies are currently in that position".
