The phrase "airborne role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that involves operating or being active in the air, often related to aviation or military contexts.
Example: "The pilot's airborne role requires extensive training and quick decision-making skills."
Alternatives: "aerial position" or "aviation role".
Eisenhower reviewed the airborne role in Operation Husky and concluded that large-scale formations were too difficult to control in combat to be practical.
Eisenhower had reviewed the airborne role in Operation Husky, and had concluded that large-scale formations were too difficult to control in combat to be practical.
When it was decided that continuing poor weather made any further assault towards Tunis impractical, Brigadier Flavell asked that the brigade be transferred to the rear so that it could be used in an airborne role.
"The MK 39 Mod 2 bomb did not possess adequate safety for the airborne alert role in the B-52," Jones concluded.
XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS Role: Established a solid wall across the north with the VII Corps just to the south, and both corps attacked Republican Guard directly to the east.
82nd AIRBORNE DIVISION Role: Launched with a brigade an overland attack to take the Iraqi airfield at Salman, with the 6th French Armored Division.
The first Tu-142MK was converted for an airborne laboratory role, setting several altitude-in-horizontal and time-to-altitude records in its class.
In order to fully understand the radiometric response observed 'in-air', either by ground or airborne surveys, the role of both soils and bedrock must be considered.
Possible causes for the observed differences are discussed, and the role of airborne nitrogen deposition and landscape changes is emphasised.
In this study, we investigate the role of airborne dust in the maintenance and growth of tree islands in the seasonal swamps of the Okavango Delta.
Leading the cast were Yvonne Borree, who maintained her vivacity even as her strength gave out, and Benjamin Millepied, well suited to the role's airborne leg beats and turning jumps.
