"on the positions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to indicate the location or place of something. For example, "We discussed the job changes on the positions."
"She's really good on the positions".
The Guardian's Paul Lewis has a lot more on the positions of the candidates.
The energies were highly dependent on the positions of the sulfonyl group.
On war, trade and immigration, "both Kerry and Bush have agreed on the positions that are producing this," he said.
Reports show companies are routinely silent on the positions they take in lobbying federal lawmakers and administration officials.
A spokesperson for Luxembourg's finance ministry refused to comment on the positions previous governments had taken in private EU discussions.
Most previous methods focus on the positions of interest points or the absolute differences of regions' scales and angles.
Compute the Δv for each collision, based on the positions of the balls, and add it to the current velocity.
Should we take Hillary Clinton to be a proponent of an assertive American foreign policy, based on the positions she took on Kosovo and Iraq?
He was preparing to distribute half a million copies of Citizen USA, the conservative Christian newspaper, with voter guides on the positions of candidates.
With Labour's majority reduced to 67 at the election, much will depend on the positions the Conservatives adopt under Michael Howard and their next leader.
