The phrase "a strict role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that has rigid expectations or limitations.
Example: "In this project, each team member has a strict role that must be adhered to in order to ensure success."
Alternatives: "a defined role" or "a rigid role".
"After implementing the first round of corporate and financial reforms, the government failed to play a strict supervisory role," said Nam Jooha, a professor of finance and economy at Sogang University.
Another reason is that in Sweden, primary care has a strict gatekeeper role and people are advised to initially consult primary care for most symptoms [ 28].
AP-2 proteins are also essential for maintaining cellular homeostasis, and play a strict regulation role in the battle between normal cell growth and neoplasia [ 16, 17].
One respondent mentioned explicitly how important it was for GPs to go beyond their strict role as health workers and also accommodate to the other needs of UMs, such as providing information on where to get shelter and food.
Now in light of what Zappos has publicly announced we need to carefully peel back architectures of old and reveal the hidden network of resources that operate 'underground' who are actually supporting the business in ways never seen or understood before because they fall outside of the strict roles imposed in a hierarchy.
Apart from Mr Kershaw, they are of a certain age yet still performing at loud volume with strict roles to play.
When this country was born, the founders laid down strict roles for the federal government and the president.
We were women who came together to perform strict roles, but the contradictions of our full selves could not always be suppressed.
Those strict roles not only had social disadvantages, but were also enforced legally; take the Head and Master laws, which gave husbands all the rights to property within a marriage and persisted until the early 1970s.
