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The phrase "started in this position" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's starting point or starting location in a particular task or scenario. For example: - "She started in this position as an intern and worked her way up to become the CEO." - "The team started in this position, but with hard work and dedication, they were able to secure the championship title." - "I started in this position of not knowing anything about gardening, but after taking a few classes, I now have a thriving garden."
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I just started in this position 6 months ago, after being out of work for a year and staying at home with my baby.
"It's hard to think of a moment in history where a new Treasury secretary has started in this position," said Kenneth S. Rogoff, a professor of economics at Harvard.
A pastor for a singles church, Robert Norton, told HuffPost Religion reporter Jaweed Kaleem, "When I started in this position three years ago, we had 229 members.
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Malta's prime minister, Joseph Muscat, insisted: "There is absolutely no bluffing from the EU side, no saying, 'We will start in this position and then soften up.' No, this is really and truly our position and it will not change".
"You've got to be a citizen for this job?" He started in the position in August, 2009, and his short tenure has been crowded with aggressive prosecutions of terrorism, Medicare fraud, illegal tax shelters, and public corruption.
That made her their golden girl because she started in the position so strongly.
He will start in the position on Nov. 1 and move to San Diego in January.
Start in the position of starting a handstand.
Vettel had started in second position, behind the pole sitter, Nico Rosberg, in a Mercedes.
The championship leader, Button, started in fifth position and dropped to eighth on the first lap.
Lewis Hamilton, who started in 20th position in his McLaren Mercedes, finished sixth.
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