The phrase "trial position" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is typically used to describe a temporary job assignment or official position in order to determine whether the person is suitable for the job or position. For example, "The employer offered me a trial position as a manager, to see if I was the right fit for the job."
Robert Morvillo, Ms. Stewart's lawyer, said Mr. Bacanovic "is well within his rights to try and protect his trial position".
The appointment of Ms. Clinton to a three-month trial position at NBC brought criticism that she got the job only because of her famous parents.
When a trial position interchanging was performed, the control function values of the new model were calculated.
Let f0(r i ) the control function values of the reference model, and let f(r i ) and f′(r i ) the control function values of the reconstruction model before and after the trial position interchange, respectively.
The trial position interchanging was accepted with the probability p ΔE) via the Metropolis criteria: p(Delta E left{ {begin{array}{ll} 1 hfill & {Delta E le 0} hfill {exp ( - Delta E/T)} hfill & {Delta E > 0} hfill end{array} } right.
About the time trial she said later that she had been tested on her time trial position during her stay in Italy.
Through these processes, task lists were developed for each of the 51 trial positions.
Here, 32 look-ahead trial positions are generated for the addition of each polymer CG unit.
Audit data also revealed that 28 assistants (68%) in trial positions received formal one-on-one supervision.
Findings suggest that supervising professionals underestimated the level of formal supervision required by incumbents in trial positions.
Within this service model development initiative, 51 AHA trial positions were established at the three levels (Table 2).
