if there is a position to vs if there would be a position to

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "If there is a position to" is used to talk about a current or existing situation, while "if there would be a position to" is used to talk about a hypothetical or future situation.

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if there is a position to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to a current or existing situation.

This phrase is used to discuss a situation that currently exists or is known to be true.

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If there is a position to which there are no candidates, PPSA may appoint a candidate. However, the candidate must consent to take office and must be approved.
Jan 9, 2016 ... I wonder if there is a position to treat the payment as a contribution to the capital and then deduction for the LLC? I did not research this and the ...

Alternatives:

if there is a need to
if there is an opportunity to
if there is a chance to

if there would be a position to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to a hypothetical or future situation.

This phrase is used to discuss a situation that is not currently true but could potentially happen in the future.

Alternatives:

if there were a position to
if there might be a position to
if there could be a position to

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if there is a position to vs if there would be a position to