The phrase "form a position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the establishment of a stance or viewpoint on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "During the debate, each participant was given the opportunity to form a position on the proposed policy changes."
Alternatives: "establish a stance" or "take a position."
"Flinders University has approached the department of education for information but the university has yet to form a position on the matter".
Our goal is to get a deeper insight into the state-of-the-art in this area, as well as to form a position with respect to possible needs and gaps in the current tools used by industry and academia, which need to be addressed in order to enhance the applicability of model-based testing techniques.
They can say so-and-so was at college with the president, that professor so-and-so helped him form a position on nuclear power, or some think-tanker may have had a role in the campaign.
For each position, the p(A i ) of different amino acids form a position set, and for a sequence S with n amino acids, n values (extracted from each position set) comprise a composition vector.
Governor Pataki avoided commenting on the no-smoking bill until late in the legislative session, when he and his aides said that he had concerns about its effects on small restaurants, but that he had not formed a position.
A major business group, the Business Council of Australia, urged the ALP to "stop, pause, and look at the detail" before forming a position on the government's plan, because stakeholders needed bipartisanship for investment certainty.
However the resources we could be using to create better outcomes, both for us and people in need, are currently being wasted with massively expensive offshore processing and detention measures before we've even formed a position on who we want to help.
Mr. da Silva called the meeting to form a unified position on deforestation and climate change for seven Amazon nations before the Copenhagen meeting.
Council attempts to form a unified position on the tension between the two Koreas have stalled this year, after the council passed new sanctions against the North last year.
But key aspects of the deal that will form a bargaining position for global climate talks in Paris next year were left vague or voluntary, raising questions as to how the aims would be realised.
