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"take a position on" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to express an opinion or attitude on an issue or topic. For example: "I need to take a position on the new proposed legislation in order to vote intelligently in the upcoming election."
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Ms. Kagan did not take a position on the question.
Coca-Cola did not take a position on the proposal.
We don't take a position on this piece of land or this piece of rock but we do take a position on the peaceful resolution of these disputes".
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has yet to take a position on the bill.
But the Bloomberg administration did not take a position on Mr. Comrie's proposal.
My piece doesn't take a position on, say, health care reform.
He then added quickly, "But I never take a position on the commercialness".
Does Mr Dodds's party take a position on the future of schooling in England?
The United States does not take a position on the dispute.
"We don't take a position on what's a good fuel and bad fuel".
Many business leaders are loath to take a position on such a highly politicized issue.
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