The phrase "a liaison role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that serves as a connection or intermediary between different parties or groups.
Example: "In her new position, she will take on a liaison role between the marketing and sales departments to ensure better communication."
Alternatives: "a mediating position" or "an intermediary function".
How about working in a liaison role between schools, higher education and employers, advising on admissions, training courses, apprenticeships or vocational training?
Although he doesn't yet have any staff reporting to him, he has a liaison role between the formulation chemists and the biological group.
The two role schemes summarized in Figure 1 overlap to some extent: brokers classified as coordinators are more likely to appear in categories (a) or (d), whereas brokers playing a liaison role are more likely to appear in categories (b) and (c).
Gunn worked in a liaison role in negotiations of possible transfers and loan signings, tasks where he could make use of contacts gained during his playing career.
All but two studies included multicomponent interventions that used a comprehensive program, model or a liaison role.
One social work manager had a liaison role between hospital and community, organising community care packages, including for those being discharged post-stroke.
Dr. Van Riper played a central liaison role in the development of both vaccines, a feat financed by the March of Dimes with the United States Public Health Service.
John Betjeman, the press attaché at the British embassy in Dublin, played a key liaison role with the Irish government in making suitable arrangements.
A specific liaison role to support ToC was the most common suggestion by both groups.
No allied health professional was appointed to a hospital/community liaison role.
These workers reported feeling like "the meat in the sandwich" between primary care staff, who wanted them to adopt a direct clinical role, and mental health staff, who wanted them to take a consultation liaison role.
