The phrase "admirable role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that is worthy of admiration or respect.
Example: "She has taken on an admirable role in the community by volunteering her time and resources to help those in need."
Alternatives: "commendable position" or "laudable role".
It could also flow from being an admirable role model.
Which is an admirable role to fill, except sanctity and comedy make uneasy bedfellows.
Wolfie Smith and Victor Meldrew have both been admirable role models for me, albeit at different times of life.
In the months before Election Day last year, courts across the nation played an admirable role in dismantling the most excessive of the new voting laws.
It did not spell out, but might have done, that they are well represented in ecumenical groups, are starting to produce admirable role models especially in sport and that they are no more radicalised than other European Muslims.
"Sharp-elbowed parents" are admirable role models fighting for their children's interests, the schools minister David Laws told a parliamentary committee, after complaining that Britain was a nation with low aspirations.
The warm-voiced soprano Hibla Gerzmava made an admirable house role debut as Liù, the softhearted slave girl who, like Turandot's would-be suitors, has a self-sacrificing approach to love and conquest.
Miss Palmer is altogether admirable in a role which requires the quiet projection of genuine feeling and wisdom.
He gives the role admirable subtlety, confidence and charisma, and when he gets the chance to build up a head of steam at a lectern, the movie lifts with him.
The pro-democracy protesters have played an admirable and heroic role.
Plemons, while admirable in a role that departs from his "Breaking Bad" and "Fargo" roots, may be miscast.
