"geopolitical position" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe the geopolitical situation or context a country may find itself in, such as "The small nation of Balonia is in a precarious geopolitical position, surrounded by two hostile neighbors."
"Our geopolitical position is with the United States, obviously," said the Mexican president, Enrique Peña Nieto.
I think Syria has lots of ambitions to redefine its geopolitical position".
It may not reinforce our geopolitical position, but it will help safeguard ordinary Syrians caught in the cross-fire.
So if America defeats Al Qaeda and the irreconcilable elements of the Taliban, China's geopolitical position will be enhanced.
On the strategic front, though, it is extremely difficult to argue that America's geopolitical position is stronger today than it was 10 years ago.
She also deftly navigated the country's delicate geopolitical position as a close ally of the United States and a major trading partner of China, the growing regional powerhouse.
He offered as a counterexample Egypt and Tunisia, where new leaders seemed to be keeping similar alliances and geopolitical positions.
Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, Gazprom has worked to regain control of the web of pipelines that are integral to its business and Russia's geopolitical positioning in Eastern Europe.
Nineham thinks not: "It's hard to see how this kind of geopolitical positioning can be of any benefit to the country.
The likelihood of a long-term, serious alliance with the Chinese is remote -- the nations, cultures, languages and geopolitical positions are simply too far apart.
The geopolitical positioning of the CAPS countries between Russia, China, and India has raised concerns that external donors' interests may be more geopolitical than developmental in motivation, and current political developments in former Soviet states underline this concern (49, 70).
