The phrase "a common role in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical function or position that is often found within a particular context or field.
Example: "In many organizations, a common role in project management is that of the team leader, who coordinates tasks and ensures deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "a typical function in" or "a frequent position in".
"In terms of archetypes, the student is in the role of the visiting farmer, which was a common role in the nineteenth century," Sante said.
Perhaps there is a common role in the use of social media in communicating and organizing — which may have shortened the time line for some of the coalescing of revolt, anger and revolutionary activity.
The conservation of many of the identified signaling residues, particularly those in TM3 and TM5, is also consistent with these residues playing a common role in the signaling mechanism of all bitter taste receptors.
Since these enzymes share a common role in the DNA replication and repair mechanisms, it may be beneficial to target both PARP-1 and DHODH in attempts to design new anti-cancer agents.
Results from a series of analyses using lagged random effects models show that despite unique disciplinary histories, individual factors such as interdependencies between different fields, the size of institutions, and the increasing campus presence of women play a common role in the growth of five design disciplines in the United States.
Whitler: Is this a common role in the financial services industry?
These commonly regulated defense genes may play a common role, possibly in defense against SCN, in both resistant PI lines.
This high degree of interspecific sequential, functional and transcriptional conservation suggests a common role for ORs in these mosquito species, and their persistence in T. amboinensis further suggests that this role ranges beyond host-seeking.
We found that several other members of the septin gene family are highly expressed in the gonads of zebrafish (Fig. 3), suggesting a common role of septins in gonad development and/or function.
This suggests a common role for Xrn1 in regulating translation of cellular mRNAs and BMV RNA2, likely at the translation initiation step.
This strongly supports a common role of ITGAV in RA, at least for populations with European ancestries.
