"noble position" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which an individual is in a position of power, influence, or responsibility. For example, "John holds a noble position as the CEO of a large company."
I believe that was a noble position.
"Is compromise the noble position?" he said, not rhetorically.
This was a noble position for the President to take, but would become awkward if he actually had to execute the law as it applied to Noriega.
Secular atheists may not subscribe to the metaphysics, but the idea that all life – human or otherwise – shares some inherent and fundamental connection is a noble position to take (and, no, you cannot catch Islam from halal food).
Britain was in a noble position when it started the UN security council, but what has gone is that moral leadership, as the early giants of the UN have been replaced by Whitehall warriors and civil servants, while self-serving tactics undermine the UN.
The Newest Godzilla Would Have Taken 450 Years To Design On A Single Computer.
The downturn in employment during the 1990s and its management through "psychology-based" training arrangements restored the sexual division of labor, as women were forced out of "noble" positions in engineering and design or even out of the branch itself.
But the downturn in employment during the 1990s and "psychology-based" training reintroduced a sexual division of labor, as women were forced out of the "nobler" positions of engineering and software design, or even out of the branch altogether.
That is a noble enough position to move forward with, at a minimum, incremental tax reform.
Chiefs or nobles occupied positions of high status that were inherited in a single descent line by primogeniture.
The influence of the noble metal nanoparticles' position was investigated successfully on the light absorption properties, photocatalytic activity toward oxalic acid and photocatalytic hydrogen production.
