The word 'placement' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of putting something in a particular place or position. For example: "My placement at the front of the line ensured I got the best view of the parade."
All of these approaches put pressure on a placement, and can strain the relationship between a young person and the foster family.
Many students I've spoken to say their experience of sexual harassment was no worse on their placement than anywhere else – but language barriers heightened feelings of vulnerability.
A student on a placement at the University of Hamburg, in Germany, says: "If something were ever to happen to me, I would have no idea where to go".
She entered the public sector and did a placement at the Human Rights Commission in Sydney just after the Bringing Them Home report on Aboriginal children stolen from their families was released in 1997.
For some, a placement might be a first step towards recovery, a way to build up self-esteem or a routine.
Trainees really enjoy their time with us – they value the warm lively environment, and even when, for whatever reason, they're not able to complete the placement, it is a really beneficial experience for them.
But before the Games he was an unabashed product placement tweeter.
Big brands once saw online drama as a direct way to reach new audiences while neatly avoiding TV's pesky product placement laws.
For him, placement was integral to the work, and much more than a matter of display.
We devised our own model for a baking business that would be both commercially viable (enabling our charity to be self-sustaining) and that would allow us to create placement opportunities for people.
"The school is keen to develop a therapy service and is supportive of my return to practice, but it hasn't been easy finding a clinical placement to get the supervised practice I need.
