"insider position" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has knowledge or access to information that is not available to the general public. An example sentence could be: "John was able to make strategic decisions based on his insider position at the company, giving him an advantage over his competitors."
Companies that fail to establish a strong insider position tend to mix up the strategies followed by the Cokes and the Guccis.
But even as he brandished his independence, the outsider was seeking and winning the ultimate insider position, chairman of the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee, in which he would travel the country for two years, raising mega-millions for candidates.
In her original and skillfully researched history, Michele K. Troy reveals how the Nazi regime tolerated Albatross for both economic and propaganda gains—and how Albatross exploited its insider position to keep Anglo-American books alive under fascism.
In Mr. Taubman's account, on the eve of Stalin's death Khrushchev appears to have been in a stronger insider position than hitherto suspected, having attained the second or third place in the Kremlin hierarchy.
I'm tempted to split the difference by advising you to take a middle path — i.e., joining the partnership for the sake of your mom, scrutinizing the actions of the drilling company from your enhanced "insider" position and then donating your slice of the royalties to climate-change research.
As an organiser and participant of the dialogue conference, and as a participant in the ELSA Norway Network I necessarily occupy an insider position with regard to the topics discussed in the article.
Grand theory: you should own stocks of companies with big insider positions.
This is all compounded by amazement at how William Bulger held such an esteemed insiders' position at exactly the moment that James Bulger was engaged in schemes of such radical lawlessness, how the ranks of Southie oozed so staunchly around Bulger's gang to insulate them from investigation and arrest.
Furthermore, Hijzen and Venn (2011) support that in contrast to permanent jobs, temporary jobs have not been saved through work sharing arrangements, which strengthens market segmentation and insiders' position.
However, it became an advantage because it helped on gaining access to participants and to facilitate dissemination of results (insiders' position), and it also helped to maintain the balance, triangulate results, and prevent becoming native (outsiders' position).
We do agree with the referee that nuances between outsiders' and insiders' positions exist and we acknowledge the possibility of limited tinkering from inside the organelle (now discussed).
