"in the foremost position" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in the front or foremost position in a sequence or order. Example: The CEO's office is located in the foremost position of the company's headquarters, signifying his authority and importance within the organization.
"One can argue whether you should give it this amount of attention, this amount of passion, and give it the foremost position on your agenda," Powell told me in September.
Positioning is the foremost process in the location based service (LBS).
In the years up to 1880 he also wrote a large number of essays, letters, reviews and monographs that secured his position as one of the foremost naturalists in the United Kingdom; this status, however, did not translate into a permanent position or even some semblance of financial security.
Throughout most of her career, Graham maintained a position as the foremost figure in American modern dance.
In doing so, the judge discounted the testimony of Eric A. Hanushek of the Hoover Institution at Stanford, who is perhaps the foremost advocate of the position that money does not make a big difference.
Peking University has maintained its position as the foremost nontechnical university in China.
This small but well-chosen survey, organized by Anne Abeles, charts Brooks's course from its beginnings in representation to its culmination in the gestural canvases that secured his position among the foremost Abstract Expressionists.
During the Parthian domination of the Tigris-Euphrates valley that began in the 2nd century bc, Seleucia continued to be the foremost city of the east in position and trade.
Her position as the foremost American female sculptor of the century was unchallenged during her lifetime, although critical estimation of her Neoclassical style never afterward placed her in the first rank of artists.
