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The phrase "a subordinate player in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has a lesser role or influence in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the corporate world, smaller companies often find themselves as a subordinate player in the market dominated by larger corporations."
Alternatives: "a minor participant in" or "a secondary role in".
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A hardened notion among the French that, with the E.U. debt crisis, their country has clearly become a subordinate player to Germany.
He cannot bear becoming a subordinate operative in someone else's masterplan.
This is the case today; pastoralism plays a subordinate role in their economy.
Consequently, larval aminergic neurons may play a subordinate role in tail-related physiological processes.
After a subordinate has been in a given position for about a year, the superior officer fills out a written form rating the subordinate's performance.
You wouldn't call Mr. Turner a subordinate in any of those settings.
Launched just over four years ago, Gogo announced today that it has been granted a subordinate spectrum license in Canada.
We couldn't believe that Jobs would attack a subordinate in front of outsiders.
When you are a subordinate in any field, someone has rank above you.
In contrast, non-territorial males behaved in a subordinate way towards territorial males.
Take these examples: A client assumes you are in a subordinate role because of your age.
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