The phrase "appropriate for their role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for a specific position or function.
Example: "The training provided was appropriate for their role as team leaders, ensuring they had the necessary skills to manage their teams effectively."
Alternatives: "suitable for their position" or "fitting for their responsibilities".
The report recommends that several senior individuals within Egypt's security apparatus be investigated and, where appropriate, held to account for their role in the planning of both the Rabaa massacre and others that occurred last summer – including Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, Egypt's then defence minister and new president.
It is suggested that the ways of analyzing multimodal texts should be appropriate for their composition in terms of the roles of different modes that realize them.
This suggests that while easements might be appropriate for working lands, their role in reconciling land use with conservation requires a flexible definition of work.
They do not consider any of their current outfielders appropriate for that role, and neither of their triple-A center fielders -- Matt Angle and Tony Gwynn Jr. -- is on the 40-man roster.
Normative institutionalism, however, explains individuals' adherence to norms in reference to their perception of some actions as appropriate or inappropriate for people in their role.
Many doctors have been re-directed from working as hospital specialists to working in primary care by the government and need appropriate re-training for their new role.
The expression patterns of Slit1 and Slit2 and of their receptors, Robo1 and Robo2, are appropriate for this role (Fig. 1).
"NHS organisations have a duty to determine appropriate dress for staff, depending on their role and the tasks they perform.
But this, too, makes him curiously appropriate for the role.
It's appropriate for the role, arguably, but where is the passion he's supposed to feel for Bess?
The name rhymes with Grannie, which seems appropriate for the role she now plays.
