The phrase "adding new roles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the introduction of additional responsibilities or positions within a team, organization, or project.
Example: "The company is focused on adding new roles to enhance productivity and meet the growing demands of our clients."
Alternatives: "introducing new positions" or "incorporating additional roles".
She continued to add new roles to her substantial repertoire, debuting in 2003 as the soloist in Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet and in 2004 as the soloist in Balanchine's Ballet Imperial.
Very specific experiments were proposed in the reviews, and adding new data that proved the roles of these proteins in replication, and in the expected steps of replication, is essential.
Put yourself in the shoes of high performers at AARP or any organization, say an employee who's played a big role in adding new revenue during a horrible year.
Try adding new accessories.
The Enterprise package also includes a dashboard to manage all of a company's websites (and add new ones), role-based change management and the ability to create an unlimited number of cloud environments for developing new sites.
This study now confirms our previous conclusions on the improvement of survival times and the role of NIV but adds new information on the role of coordination of care.
The CD44 transmembrane glycoprotein family adds new aspects to these roles by participating in signal transduction processes, which include the establishment of specific transmembrane complexes, and signaling a cascade organizer associated with the actin cytoskeleton [ 37].
This month she was scheduled to add four new roles to her repertory of around 30 ballets.
Last season, she added several new roles to her repertory, including a solo role in George Balanchine's "Ballo Della Regina"; a leading role in the premiere of "Citizen," choreographed by Lauri Stallings; and a solo role in Paul Taylor's "Company B," a '40s wartime romp.
