'status where' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to query the current state of a given situation. For example, "What is the status where the legislative process is concerned?".
When you say, 'get in line' to apply for legal status,' where is the line?
"It shows your status, where you are on the totem pole of high school".
Betzold was eventually granted amateur status, where there are no kicks to the head regardless of a fighter's position.
The emergency department is careering toward diversion — that clumsily named, must-avoid status where incoming ambulances will be told to divert to other hospitals.
Now we've made it into a much more contingent status, where people can no longer feel sure that fundamental rights won't be taken away".
"You've gone from the status where people used to respect the position and respect what you're doing to basically not having a lot of respect," Mr. Lego said.
Each school was placed in "lockout" status, where children and staff were locked inside, until it had been confirmed that the boys were not in the building.
But, he said, "ultimately it's not good for our country to have people permanently trapped in that status where they can't become citizens".
"I think Oscar got into that status where every woman wanted him, every business wanted to do business with him," Mr. Batchelor said.
"Fashion's one big game of status where recognition is everything," said Daniel Saynt, a founder of Socialyte, a year-old agency that negotiates deals between tastemakers and brands.
"The dream is to get to the status where football is today: where you can play with friends casually or watch the stars at the highest level, and where both are really fun.
