The phrase "associate role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a position or job that is typically at a lower level within an organization, often involving support or assistance in a specific area.
Example: "In my new associate role, I will be assisting the project manager with various tasks and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "junior position" or "support role".
We are consulting on a new nursing associate role, between care assistants and registered nurses, to give support to nurses.
She said that introducing new roles - such as the nursing associate role announced by the Government in December - must be evaluated for their effect on patient safety.
On the one hand we are told that nursing qualifications are expected to be of high quality and academic merit; on the other we are being told that the new nursing associate role can provide a stepping stone on to a degree-level vocational route.
When Angelique Johnson applied for a seasonal associate role at a Vans store in Memphis, she didn't know that her first interview would be with a computer.
All Registered Nurses (RNs) and Enrolled Nurses (ENs; second level nurses who work in an associate role alongside Registered Nurses) employed on any form of contract at the two study sites were invited to participate.
It seems likely that the stereochemical theory might have shaped the "formation of primary aa-tRNA specificity", the coevolution theory and the adaptive theory might have governed "its subsequent evolution", and the frozen accident theory might had have some associate role in both the two stages.
The associate roles have been filled by - among others - Sex and the City's Mr Big, Chris Noth, and Oscar-winner Dianne Wiest.
Meanwhile the Football Association severed all ties with Powell, ruling out any hope of an associated role within the governing body.
According to Identity theorists, status identity and associated role identities can be ranked by assessing salience and centrality (Stryker & Serpe, 1994).
Evidence from loss-of-function and gain-of-function analyses showed that PXC1 in particular plays a TDIF-PXY/TDR associated role in the process of secondary cell formation in fiber cells.
Nor did he give much thought to the conflicts between his associates' roles as fiduciaries and their roles as heirs.
