"firmly position" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of placing or arranging something in a stable and secure manner. Example: The carpenter firmly positioned the shelf brackets before screwing them into place.
DC Thomson chief executive officer Mike Watson said: "These acquisitions firmly position us as the largest Scottish-owned radio group.
It will firmly position it as not just an e-commerce driven company, but a technology, social, financial and entertainment powerhouse that is primed to compete with the FANGS (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google) globally and with the other BAT companies (Baidu and Tencent) in Asia.
He now sought to firmly position himself as an African leader and a Pan-Africanist.
"The big challenge of the next 20 years is to firmly position the best interests of children at the heart of all human activity," said Veneman.
Together, these findings firmly position PR as much more than a marker of ERα action in breast cancer, and our observations that both estrogen and progesterone play a role in the upregulation of growth factor receptor pathways suggest that PR targeting should be considered more closely as a partner in currently employed endocrine and ErbB-targeted therapies.
Firmly position the tips of your fingers on the crevice edge of the buttocks and slowly spread your cheeks apart.
Both were firmly positioned where the noisiest political action was.
From being a fringe activity, cycling is now firmly positioned in the mainstream.
Harrods and Selfridges have firmly positioned themselves as purveyors of luxury goods.
"This business is very firmly positioned as an outsourced service provider for the public sector.
The speech wasn't well received by the educational leaders, but it firmly positioned Peterson on the issue.
