"is clearly positioned" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been placed or arranged in a definite or obvious location. Example: The new table in the conference room is clearly positioned in the center of the room, making it easily accessible to everyone.
Along with the biofutures roadmap and the 10-year action plan, Queensland is clearly positioned as a leader in the biofuels industry.
Given its photo-plus-question composition, Jelly is clearly positioned as a good place to identify mystery objects (a plant or graffiti mural you pass on the street, for example).
Also in a Nordic comparison, Sweden is clearly positioned at the liberal end of the spectrum, most notably juxtaposed to Denmark.
Formerly called Roo TV, KIT digital raised $20 million in 2008 and went public this year to little fanfare, although it is clearly positioned right in the center of a growth market (see this Seeking Alpha profile for more).
Basal dewlaps are similar to spotted dewlaps, except that the spot is clearly positioned at the base of the throat instead of in the middle of the dewlap, and generally comprises more surface area than does the spot in spotted dewlaps (∼12%area).
This growing pressure for the abolition of the financial barriers to healthcare is clearly positioned within the progressive trend towards universal coverage.
The NEFF is clearly positioning itself to embody an alternative narrative.
The Socialist candidate is clearly positioning himself as the winner of the contest, and therefore the champion of national consensus.
In the Church Times article that provoked this latest furore, Cameron is clearly positioning himself among these vague, ambiguous Anglicans.
Indeed, China is clearly positioning itself to be a "soft power" leader on climate change as well as the promotion of trade openness.
Sarkozy returned to the political arena last week, and is clearly positioning himself for another run at the presidency after Hollande defeated him in 2012.
