The phrase 'enhance their position' is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when you are talking about a group of people making an effort to improve their status or power. For example: "The new team members worked hard to enhance their position within the company."
Fortunately, old line operators often do have competitive advantages – like substantially-positive operating cash flow or even large tax assets – which can enhance their position to compete with new entrants.
They want to protect and enhance their position in a future of diminished resources.
They select sound bites from various sources, pulled out of context, to either enhance their position or denigrate their opponent.
The Egyptians would surely love to broker such a deal, which would enhance their position as well.
Women, Fashion, Power Margaret Thatcher will be rubbing shoulder-pads with Lady Gaga and Zandra Rhodes's Conceptual Chic punk wedding dress in the Design Museum's fashion show, which examines how influential women have used clothes to "define and enhance their position in the world".
Executives may enhance their position or boost their income by serving the status quo through short-term and readily measurable actions such as cost reductions or price cuts, even though such "accomplishments" may not help and may even hurt the company's long-term welfare.
The reason is that while big companies are often good at fostering "sustaining" innovations – ones that enhance their positions in established markets – they are generally hopeless at dealing with innovations that completely disrupt those markets.
We examine the extent to which these utilities have sought to enhance their positions through horizontal and vertical integration, counter to the EU plans for a competitive market structure.
The Khaljī dynasty was not recognized by the older nobility as coming from pure Turkish stock (although they were Turks), and their rise to power was aided by impatient outsiders, some of them Indian-born Muslims, who might expect to enhance their positions if the hold of the followers of Balban and the Forty were broken.
Part of the problem is structural: Internal reports, reviewed by FORBES, show, for example, that even after Zoellick implemented a budget freeze some officials operated an off-budget system that defies cost control, while others used revolving doors to game the system to make fortunes for themselves or enhance their positions within the bank.
While it is highly unlikely that a whistle will blow and the guns will have to fall silent, the two sides are clearly trying to enhance their positions on the ground so that they can go into the talks - assuming they take place - looking as strong as possible.
