'dominance position' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a position where one person or group holds power and control over another. For example, "The company is in a dominance position in the industry, due to its market share."
Surprisingly, pro-social behavior is not used by subordinates to obtain benefits from dominants, but by dominants to emphasize their dominance position.
Therefore, this study suggests that dominant long-tailed macaques advertise their dominance position through pro-social behaviour, much like is expected in the handicap principle [28].
At early stages, product form classification was mainly dominated by local features, and at later stages, total images would gradually take over the dominance position.
Though the institutional changes have recognised the legitimacy of private ownership, government ownership still remains its dominance position in China.
That said, Apple's full-stack ecosystem, Google's AR Cloud, Facebook's social scale and Alibaba's Online-to-Offline ("O2O") dominance position them as strong contenders.
Both approaches used similar assumptions regarding the intensity of stress in either dominance position, i.e., the costs of acquiring and maintaining a high rank and the frequency and intensity of aggression a subordinate is exposed to.
The third regression model was conducted to estimate the endurance time value based on gender, smoking status, hand dominance, hand position, wrist position, Borg scale exertion, and MVC.
For the medium-risk group, a dominant position was observed for the stratified management intervention, that is, greater mean health benefit (0.044 additional QALYs) achieved at a lower mean healthcare cost (-£52.72); a position of dominance negates the need to calculate an incremental cost-utility ratio.
The first regression model was conducted to quantify the grip force for males and females based on hand dominance, hand positions, wrist positions, and CR10 scale.
This study also investigates the effect of gender, smoking status, hand dominance, hand positions (90° and 180°) and wrist positions (45° flexion, and 45° extension) under the two Borg scales.
We need to challenge the rigid norms that equate male strength with dominance and position women as objects, even threats.
