The phrase "reposition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the act of changing one's physical location or positioning. For example, "The athlete repositioned to the starting line to begin the race".
Instead, it takes place in a virtual world of dazzlingly bright colors, populated by animals who can be manipulated to make music — for example, a cow whose tail you can grab and reposition to change the sound made by his farts.
Twenty minutes into the operation, Razor 1 took off from the roof of the main house to reposition to a landing spot outside the compound.
Once Tulagi was secured on 3 or 4 May, the Covering Group and Cover Force were to reposition to help screen the Port Moresby invasion.
A majority of bovine fetuses are in caudal presentation during gestation months 4 – 6½ after with most of them (~95%) reposition to cranial presentation [ 26].
Under these conditions, microtubule asters moved away from the center of the chamber [ 79] or failed to reposition to the cell center after relocation [ 99].
Relatively slow back electron transfer permitted ca. 10% of the macrocycle to reposition to the dimethyl viologen station on each electron transfer.
Since then, he said, Mr. Jackson "has tried to reposition himself to appeal to a broader audience".
We will continue to reposition ourselves, to meet the challenges of remaking ourselves for the digital age.
The stair was repositioned to block the entrance and keep the good vibrations inside.
Now that it has, the light has been repositioned to shine more upward than outward.
The entrepreneur has been reëngineered, repurposed, and repositioned to suit this new, skeptical age.
