"sheltered position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a place or situation that is protected from danger or harm. For example, "The family decided to stay in the shelter in the mountain, as it was the most sheltered position they could find."
It is therefore more often spared because of its more sheltered position within the sinus [ 14].
The next generation saw Trebah capitalise on its warm climate and sheltered position in a ravine.
So we left the two in a more sheltered position, our other llamas fussing protectively around them.
When/how to grow: Grow indoors, or outdoors in a warm sheltered position, as an annual plant.
It will need a sheltered position over winter and resents terribly sitting in wet soil or shade.
Subsequent to the discovery of the degradation, operational procedures were changed: ACIS is moved to a sheltered position during radiation belt passages.
A sunny position, sheltered from winds, should be chosen.
Owing to its inland position, and sheltered by the Pennines to the west, North Yorkshire is one of the driest counties in the UK, receiving, on average, around 600 mm of rain per year.
During an attack witnessed by Foreign Policy, many of the ANA soldiers abandoned their lookout positions and afraid, sheltered inside the compound buildings until the SF and commandos moved in and fought off the attack.
During an attack witnessed by the global magazine Foreign Policy, many of the ANA soldiers abandoned their lookout positions to seek sheltered inside the compound buildings until the SF and commandos moved in and fought off the attack.
Positioned on campus inside the student union building, sheltered to some extent from boomtown costs, the Cactus nurtured the early careers of Lyle Lovett and Lucinda Williams.
