The phrase "act as facilitator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a role or function someone is taking on, particularly in a group or organizational context.
Example: "In our upcoming meeting, I will act as facilitator to ensure that everyone has a chance to share their ideas."
Alternatives: "serve as a facilitator" or "function as a facilitator".
* Who should act as facilitator for the session?
Asked to act as "facilitator" in the review by the British and Irish governments, he will chair the review.
Three hypotheses were tested: (1) invasive bivalves act as facilitator species to other benthic macroinvertebrates, resulting in communities with higher number of species, abundance and diversity; (2) invasive bivalves change the taxonomic composition of benthic macroinvertebrate communities; (3) invasive bivalves increase the complexity of benthic macroinvertebrate communities.
And both sides are past masters of the blame game preparing for failure to reach a deal by pinning the blame in advance on each other.Mr Downer, who says he is "cautiously optimistic", is being careful to act as facilitator, not as negotiator.
I act as facilitator of the session which is a key point.
What's fascinating is that the company is rarely the actual service provider; instead, they act as facilitator, making the transaction possible, easy, and safe for both the provider and the user.
It also facilitates investigation of factors which act as facilitators in the same areas (enabling factors).
Non-governmental development partners and health workers act as facilitators and communicate benefits to the community.
FII didn't guide the agenda and its liaisons did not act as facilitators.
F.I.I. didn't guide the agenda and its liaisons did not act as facilitators.
Officials could also act as "facilitators" in talks between different opposition parties – including those that came second and third in the election.
