The phrase "a role that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the responsibilities or activities associated with a particular position or job.
Example: "She has taken on a role that involves managing the team and overseeing project deadlines."
Alternatives: "a position that requires" or "a job that entails".
Ms. Konobeyeva did well for a first time in a role that involves strong technique and acting.
Should we settle for "good enough" to define a role that involves a range of practical techniques and complex emotions?
"Once an actress agrees to take a role that involves nudity, the Screen Actors Guild requires that the producers have her sign a nudity waiver as part of her contract.
Performance has been Mr. Bronson's primary medium since the 1990s, specifically as a self-described healer, a role that involves both playacting -- he's fully attuned to the "sham" in shaman -- and real laying on of hands.
Candidates to replace Tucker must submit their applications by 15 July if they are to be considered for a role that involves responsibility for 600 or so staff who oversee the financial system.
Giuliani's new gig, of course, is serving as counsel to Trump, a role that involves frequent assessments of the political repercussions of developments in the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and Trump's campaign.
"And beyond that she moved from a role that involved managing one or two people to thousands of people.
Some students even performed as part of a group of "Dandy Minions," a role that involved venturing into the crowd to facilitate audience participation during four 6-hour shows at the Curran Theater in San Francisco.
Taste maker, Australia In 2013, Brighton's Rich Keam was hired over 330,000 applicants to become Western Australia's taste maker – a role that involved little more than travelling around finding nice places to eat.
Halima Mostofa, a senior social worker at the London borough of Tower Hamlets, spent 18 months seconded to a role that involved working with the community to raise awareness of the issue and training local professionals, such as doctors and headteachers, in understanding FGM.
My husband pivoted to a role that involved less travel, so that I could continue to travel and grow my career.
