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"is positioned to be" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is generally used to indicate that someone or something is expected to be something or to have a particular outcome or status. For example, "The company is positioned to be a global leader in the automotive industry."
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Romney's mistake wasn't really much of one — if he's not the next President, he is positioned to be the next but one.
"The real estate market is hot right now, and South Shore is positioned to be a low-cost alternative to Hyde Park," said Gary Poter, the company's owner.
The company is positioned to be a growth leader by helping its customers reduce cost as well as risks from GHG emissions.
The new Big East, made up of seven of its original Catholic university members, is positioned to be its next occupant.
"I don't know the exact status of negotiations between the governor and the speaker, but this bill is positioned to be accelerated through the process," said Assemblyman Richard Bagger, the measure's sponsor and chairman of the Assembly Appropriations Committee.
The bittersweet aspects add texture, but they can't make up for the lack of comedy in a film that is positioned to be one; there were more laughs in Ice Cube's last picture, the biker saga "Torque".
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"We think we are positioned to be a top leader in oncology".
"I think he's positioned to be a prospective candidate for attorney general or comptroller or something else".
The next five years are positioned to be some of the most disruptive times in this space.
Some of these companies are positioned to be buyers in the current merger environment and others may be acquisition targets.
They are positioned to be problem solvers and leaders.
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