The phrase "acceptable role for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or appropriateness of a particular function or position within a specific context.
Example: "In this organization, we need to define an acceptable role for volunteers to ensure they contribute effectively."
Alternatives: "suitable position for" or "appropriate function for".
Alice became active in charitable causes, an acceptable role for a middle-class woman.
In their deliberations over the past few weeks, the Iraqi Governing Council tried many phrases to describe an acceptable role for Islam.
In The Well of Loneliness, war work provides a publicly acceptable role for inverted women.
This might be a more acceptable role for 'think-tank' researchers rather than academic researchers.
Paul Bignell and Cole Moreton for The Independent refuted the accusation, naming Peggy as an acceptable role model for her devotion to her family, protecting her nieces and loving her sons despite their numerous misdemeanours.
As cable news channels like MSNBC and Fox News Channel have grown highly politicized, they have become arbiters of the bounds of acceptable discourse — not always a comfortable role for those involved.
As a result of American feminism, which by its location necessarily originated within the context of capitalism, another role for women became acceptable beginning in the 1960s and 1970s: High-powered Career Woman.
Although some authors have been proponents of abdominal-based flaps, here we evaluate the role for thigh-based flaps founded on acceptable outcomes and low morbidity.
Is this role for Primary Care likely to be acceptable and effective?
A role for patients with type 2 diabetes in discussing health risk in their family appears to be acceptable to many relatives.
Where a client's needs were met by their existing informal/social network then it was acceptable for the role played by a paid worker to be informal and like a friend.
