"impartial position" is correct and it can be used in written English.
Example sentence: In order to remain fair, the judge will take an impartial position when evaluating the evidence.
In the midst of all the politicking, Hasan has somehow managed to adopt an impartial position.
"We guide both parties to the closing with the same impartial position," Ms. Rodriguez-Taekema said.
That's not to say the two sides are equally wrong, just that neither side starts from an impartial position in examining the science.
Barack Obama has given a surprise boost to the unionist campaign ahead of the Scottish independence referendum, breaking ranks on the US's impartial position to call on Britain to remain "a strong, robust, united and effective partner".
Complainants expected fair procedures from the complaint committee, in particular an impartial position.
Australian politics in 2015 was also largely defined by Speaker of the House Bronwyn Bishop, whose ultra-partisan approach to her traditionally-impartial position caused the Liberal Party to actually purchase the rights to Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix to avoid a copyright lawsuit.
He abjures the idea of rational choice and agreement by interested parties from an original position or other impartial perspective.
For the health of democracy and to maintain the strictly impartial constitutional position of the military, such a rule ought to apply to officers leaving the service and entering politics.
Is the BBC, are you, really taking an impartial, balanced position?
Far from being impartial, the position of the White House itself is clear from the sizzle reel it published, apparently cut from violent games shown or reviewed on popular YouTube channels.
In effect, the best way to sort out the relative strength of expert claims in litigation is to adopt the SSK scholar's impartial stance, and watch the opposing parties attempt to defend their positions.
