The phrase "a common role as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a typical function or position that someone or something holds in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In many organizations, a common role as a team leader involves coordinating tasks and motivating team members."
Alternatives: "a typical function as" or "a standard position as".
They may also have a common role in malignant cells, as evidenced by a common sensitivity to HXR9 and in similar transcriptional responses, including the upregulation of cFos.
In general SIS domain is found in proteins that have a common role in phosphosugar isomerization as SIS domain functions by binding to the phosphosugars.
(FG 4) Physicians in both focus groups discussed the difficulty in transitioning from delivery of the stillborn to counseling or support, which was not viewed as a common role for OB/GYNs.
Villa is a quick, agile, and mobile team player, with excellent technique and dribbling ability; due to his vision and passing ability, he is also capable of creating chances and providing assists for team-mates, which has allowed him to be deployed as a supporting forward, as an attacking midfielder, or as a winger throughout his career, in addition to his more common role as a centre-forward.
Mr. Susman sounds disappointed to have been caught on the wrong side of the fence, representing Enron rather than performing in his more common role as a plaintiff's lawyer.
This temptation was sharpened for many Catholics by John Paul II's charisma and Cold War statesmanship and then Benedict's distinctive intellectual gifts, and by their common role as ecumenical rallying points for orthodox belief in an age of heresy.
This time around, Kennedy potentially could return to his common role as the court's swing vote.
RhoG, a Rho GTPase, has been reported to play a key role in controlling cell survival and apoptosis by activating the Akt pathway and JNK pathway, respectively [29], in addition to its common roles as a Rho GTPase.
Politics, he believed, was a never-ending struggle between "the people," all men and women in their common roles as consumers and taxpayers, and the "selfish interests" for control of government; law-given privileges allowed "selfish interests" to dominate all facets of American life.
Moreover, Smad7 that blocks TGF-β receptor activity seems to play a major common role, because it was identified as DE in most cell types.
