"from position" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the starting point of an action, event, or object. For example, "The ball rolled from position A to position B".
The balloon's drag coefficient was extracted from position measurements.
Resliced image at right from position of white dotted line.
"The starting lineup has probably changed every week, guys shuffling from position to position.
To move from position to position in a duet is not its style.
They went from position 100 for BMW car oil to the top five".
The third form of delay is caused by estimating velocity from position.
Mr. Finlay moved stiffly and shakily from position to position with no sense of fortitude.
There was no increase, however, in moving up from position eight to seven.
Example: The browser renders PRO links from POSITION paragraphs in green, and CON links in red.
"This wave went through the whole bunch, from position 10 to the last position in the bunch.
"Focus on the day-to-day activities that may be transferable from position to position," he said.
