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The phrase "any type of role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of positions or functions that someone may take on in a particular context, such as in a job or project.
Example: "I am open to any type of role within the organization, as I believe my skills can be applied in various areas."
Alternatives: "any kind of position" or "any sort of role".
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The board has never met or played any type of role in this company".
Penn can be a magnetic force field in any type of role, and he has an impressive history in action.
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One of the most important things about running a business, or having any type of leadership role, is understanding what your strengths and weaknesses are and not being afraid to ask for support or help.
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By the end of 2008, he began working with Rafael Kenski, "a pioneer in Brazil for Alternate Reality Games (ARG), a type of role-playing game (RPG) based on real life".
Any type of publicly exposed role or activity, even later in life, that requires salesmanship or where rejection is commonplace, can be part of an entrepreneur's "makeover". There are few successful entrepreneurs who have not had to put themselves on the line both early in life and throughout their entrepreneurial journeys.
A software engineer performs exactly the same type of role.
But, for several decades, Smith had sole ownership of a certain type of role.
"What we find is people tend to overemphasise one type of role over the others.
To address this, Credit Suisse first examined how many women are in each type of role.
A constitutive element of this type of role is that the employee and her work should remain out of sight.
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