The phrase "a liaison function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a role or responsibility that involves facilitating communication or cooperation between different parties or groups.
Example: "In her new position, she will take on a liaison function between the marketing and sales departments to ensure better collaboration."
Alternatives: "a coordinating role" or "a communication role".
These differences were compared before and after the training (i.e., the first and final evaluations) using the generalized estimation equation with a binomial distribution and a logit liaison function; for the models that yielded statistical significance, the analysis was supplemented by Bonferroni multiple comparisons to identify which evaluations (1st, 2nd and 3rd) displayed differences.
Besides overseeing the NDRC and other science committees, the OSRD functioned as a liaison office among the Allies.
Communication in emergencies will be enhanced and an NGO liaison function established at the global level.
This was stressed by a project manager as follows: "An important added value to make the case management succeed is the recruitment of a geriatric nurse with a 10-year experience in liaison function in a hospital" (interview1 project conceiver, 2010).
"I perform liaison function for the [CIA] and Mr. Bolton," Fleitz told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in April 2005 [pdf].
This program regulates and stimulates the further development of five aspects of geriatric hospital care: the geriatric ward, the geriatric consultation, the internal liaison function, the external liaison function and the GDH.
The realistic evaluation provided a more in-depth examination revealing weaknesses in the extent of systems development and the endurance of the liaison function.
The service development questionnaire used in the RCT reported significant improvements in practice systems for registers, reviews, and the liaison function (mean 2.9 vs 0.7, Mann Witney, p = 0.003).
The RCT showed fewer patient relapses in the intervention arm, which the process evaluation has suggested may have been due to sporadic but intense improvements in the liaison function rather than systems of recall.
The previous version of the document approved by Labor's Brendan O'Connor in 2010 said the AFP should "take account of the government's longstanding opposition to the application of the death penalty, in performing its international liaison functions".
