The phrase "a role to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing taking advantage of a particular position or opportunity for personal gain or benefit.
Example: "In the corporate world, some individuals may see a role to exploit rather than a chance to contribute positively to the team."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to take advantage of" or "a position to leverage".
We first demonstrated that a fine tuning of the surface peptide density plays a crucial role to fully exploit the potential of oriented and multiple peptide display.
But Worldwide couldn't exist without public funding; in Michael Grade's definition, its core role is to exploit the intellectual property funded by the licence fee.
Its role is to exploit and manage the virtualization capabilities of the hardware, and provide easy access to these capabilities to any userspace component via the ioctl ioctl interface.
That goal was to create a body of work whose quality would stand (she unquestionably has), without resorting to roles designed to exploit her beauty or sex (she didn't).
This gives Iran a strategic opportunity to exploit its role as a regional power broker.
This, after all, would be the closest a leftist has got to the presidency since 1988.In this section Lula's tormentor Shivering Mr Martin's timbers "El loco" returns Stopped in his tracks Law-enforcers on the rampage ReprintsIn the past, parts of the Institutional Revolutionary Party PRII) have voiced concern about turning the mayor into a martyr a role he loves to exploit.
Moreover, this fact also suggests that C- and N-terminal regions of the human Sirt-1 might be involved in a more fine regulating role in order to exploit its biological mechanisms.
First, it was decreed that the news was too central to the BBC's public-service role to be exploited commercially; education, it was decided fell into the same basket.
As a student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and later as a scientist and teacher at the California Institute of Technology, Mr. Qian, also known as Tsien Hsue-shen, played a central role in early United States' efforts to exploit jet and rocket propulsion.
Sam Allardyce's men were comfortable for large periods with England international Stewart Downing instrumental from a central midfield role as the visitors looked to exploit any defensive uncertainty by Everton.
