"organization position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a job or role within a business or group. For example, "I am applying for the Marketing Manager organization position at XYZ Company."
Ontologies for organization positions, tasks and application domains are introduced in order to model an Organizational Memory.
How an organization positions itself strategically around such issues can influence that organization's legitimacy in the eyes of society and its key stakeholders.
"The purpose of the visit was to enhance executive board members' understanding, the extent and ways in which United Nations organizations position their engagement with the countries," he said.
Rather, the company's stated aim for its health-based AI ambitions is to create commercial IP, via multiple research partnerships with NHS organizations — positioning itself to sell trained AI models as a future software-based service to healthcare organizations at whatever price it deems appropriate.
After nine years of organizing, the group has attracted only 6,000 of the nation's almost 55,000 Catholic priests as members of an organization whose position matches the official position of the Catholic Church.
An NRA spokesman confirmed to The Huffington Post that his organization's position has not changed since last year.
"Posture" refers to an organization's position within the greater innovation system of its environment (i.e., region, industry, technological domain).
The American Immigration Lawyers Association scored him as having voted 31 times for the organization's position and 7 times against the organization's position.
In response to repeated probes regarding the organization's position on a mandated warning-device requirement, Lorrie Walker, a spokeswoman for the organization, said, "It's a ticklish subject.
Andrew Berman, the society's executive director, said in a statement that the organization's position on the plan was "the result of a lively debate among board members".
