The phrase "acceptable role" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a position or function that is deemed appropriate or suitable in a particular context.
Example: "In our organization, the acceptable role for volunteers is to assist with administrative tasks and event planning."
Alternatives: "suitable position" or "appropriate function".
Alice became active in charitable causes, an acceptable role for a middle-class woman.
We're all being taught that the only acceptable role model – intelligent, authoritative, responsible – is now a middle-class one.
In their deliberations over the past few weeks, the Iraqi Governing Council tried many phrases to describe an acceptable role for Islam.
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How can patients be given an acceptable role in these projects, honoring the powerful desire to communicate with the outside world, caught between the increasing rationalization of hospital policies and the general public's apprehensions about psychiatric institutions since the recent dramatic events (murder of a caregiver by a hospitalized psychiatric patient in the city of Pau)?
In The Well of Loneliness, war work provides a publicly acceptable role for inverted women.
Being "the best" also meant, of course, being fettered by a number of expectations, the most insidious of which was the pressure not to upset the black status quo by becoming something other than a doctor or a lawyer — acceptable roles, modelled on white images of "success".
After thinking about it, she realizes: "Obviously it was not just men restricting themselves to a narrow set of acceptable roles, but the rest of us colluding to keep them imprisoned.
With the dawn of the feminism age in the mid-1900s, drofes of women proclaimed their independence and threw off the fetters that bound them to narrow, socially acceptable roles.
When examining "Gangnam Style" phenomenon in the U.S., one cannot discount the perspectives of Asian Americans and the ways in which Asian male bodies have been desexualized and feminized in American media, and how the representations of Asian American men in the movies have been limited by predetermined acceptable roles such as those of the geek, clown, gangster or martial artist.
When, for example, a woman compulsively dresses as a sex object or longs obsessively for luxury items, Dr. Kaplan argued, the activity is a masquerade unconsciously intended to channel lust and sexual aggression in socially acceptable female roles.
