The phrase "a typical role in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a common or standard position within a specific context, such as a job or function in an organization.
Example: "As a project manager, a typical role in this position includes overseeing team progress and ensuring deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "a common position in" or "a standard role in".
A typical role in later life saw him playing Professor Henry Higgins on stage in My Fair Lady.
Only three genes, API5, AIFM1, and NF κB1, showed altered expression in Ts65Dn mice (with 11.55-, 5.94-, and 3.11-fold changes in expression levels, resp .. Caspase-3 is activated in apoptotic cells both by extrinsic (death ligand) and intrinsic (mitochondrial) pathways [ 13, 14] and is considered to play a typical role in apoptosis.
Some of the banks are finding it extremely difficult to raise money elsewhere, so the bank steps in as lender of last resort, a typical role for central banks in times of turmoil.
"Von Stauffenberg is not a typical role for Cruise, but in the event, he is a terrific actor who has surrounded himself with some of the most talented people around".
Ms. Kennedy had made it clear that she wasn't interested in a typical role as a celebrity spokeswoman for the organization.
This is not a typical role for UNICEF but one that in the context of Zimbabwe it has managed well.
By studying the cognitive, behavioral, or emotional deficits that occur after an injury to a specific neural structure, scientists can deduce something about that structure's typical role in the brain.
For example, the qualia structure of the noun 'sandwich' will contain information about the composition of sandwiches, their typical role in the activity of eating, and their nature of physical artifacts.
The Cu1.94S head part in CuInS2 nanomaterial is deduced to be catalyst, which is the typical role in the synthesis of one-dimensional nanomaterial by the mechanisms of solution-liquid-solid and vapor-liquid-solid growth [19, 31].
These data support a role for the disulfide bonds in folding and stability of the receptors, consistent with their typical role in other proteins [51].
