'expectations of the position' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the requirements, duties, and responsibilities of a particular job, or when describing what a potential applicant should expect out of the job. For example, "We have outlined the expectations of the position, so please take the time to review these thoroughly before submitting an application."
OACD is working to establish uniform postdoc job classifications, to clarify the expectations of the position, and to create guidelines for the postdoctoral experience.
6. Select trainees who are adaptable, motivated to address global health issues, sensitive to local priorities, willing to listen and learn, whose abilities and experience matches the expectations of the position, and who will be good representatives of their home institution and country.
They may have expectations of the position.
What are their expectations of the position, employer, supervisor?
The analytical-experimental comparisons show the ability of the theoretical model to provide an accurate mean expectation of the position of the actuator less than about 2 mm.
Aim to select trainees who are adaptable, motivated to address global health issues, sensitive to local priorities, willing to listen and learn, whose abilities and experience match the expectation of the position, and who will be a good representative of their home institution and country.
It was universally accepted that there need to be guidelines put into place for mentors and societies, to help postdocs and their advisors understand the boundaries and expectations of the postdoc position.
Note that we did not manipulate expectation of the presence, position, or timing of targets across trials.
Thus, to the extent that a perpetual state of peace indeed prevails among liberal democracies, its emergence contradicts realist expectations and undermines the position of realism as the leading theory of international relations.
"His removal was based solely on his failure to fulfill his responsibilities and live up to the expectations of his position," Dr. Pearson wrote.
Ask your boss to define the expectations of your position.
