"have good standing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or company that is respected or in good reputation. For example, "The company has had good standing with its customers for many years."
Mr. Hurley said his organization was raising funds for a scholarship to be awarded to a person who has good standing in the community, excels in academics and who has pledged to remain abstinent.
"Mips has good standing, we understand, in areas such as networking and digital TVs," he said.
If students cannot meet these legal obligations (for example having good standing with respect to criminal history), their ability to complete the physiotherapy course may be affected.
So you might have good legal standing to refuse payment, but that standing is most helpful in a court of law.
Even when we have good legal standing on our appeals and are granted new trials, we are still pressured to plead guilty to crimes our prosecutors know we didn't commit.
Shy people usually don't have good posture, standing up straight with your shoulders back and chin up often shows confidence, not shyness.
The results show that the studied electrolytes have good self-standing characteristics, and also a sufficient level of thermal stability and a good electrochemical window.
Any readers have good stories involving standing up to rude or aggressive screeners?
Select branches that have good, strong twigs standing out from the sides of the branch, as these will be the areas to hang your jewelery pieces from.
"Everybody always says that when you have a wedding and it rains, everybody's going to be happy and have good luck," Mr. Bloomberg said, standing under a blue umbrella.
