The phrase "a role from which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that someone holds, particularly in relation to the perspective or actions that can be taken from that position.
Example: "She stepped down from a role from which she had influenced many important decisions in the company."
Alternatives: "a position from which" or "a function from which".
It was a role from which he never really escaped, reviving it on the stage and making the 1968 movie.
In movies, in magazines, in Calvins, she has been type-cast in a role from which genetics has offered her no escape.
I can't promise that you'll manage to dodge the self-centred indulgence that comes with parenting, but hopefully I've reassured you that it's a coping mechanism for a role from which there is no turning back.
Following graduation, he was hired as a bond trader in Chicago, a role from which he was fired three years later.
3 45 P.M. (HBO Signature) COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER (1980) Sissy Spacek (right) won an Oscar for her portrayal of the country legend Loretta Lynn in this affecting biographical drama from Michael Apted, a role for which she did all the singing.
Diaz de la Portilla lost his reelection bid to a Democrat in November, vacating the committee leadership role from which he'd made himself a bulwark against the NRA's agenda.
Diaz de la Portilla lost his re-election bid to a Democrat in November, vacating the committee leadership role from which he'd made himself a bulwark against the NRA's agenda.
The highly regimented, rule-driven jobs at Wal-Mart were a pale substitute for the independent farmer's role from which the company's Ozark male managers had recently been driven.
President of the British Board of Film Classification - the role from which Andreas Whittam Smith resigned this week - is a position which can affect the development of both an art form and a society.
Putin, a former KGB officer, then stepped into the prime ministerial role, from which he has appeared to take the lead in Russia's ruling tandem, known collectively to wags as either "PutiMed" or "MedvePut".
