"autonomous role" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a role or responsibility that has been assigned independently from any external authority or control. For example: "The manager of the company had an autonomous role in making decisions about the company's future."
But France has insisted on a more autonomous role for the European Union.
A My brother Brad and I each have a 50-50 autonomous role in the company.
In conclusion, Ngn2 plays an autonomous role in the topographic organization of TC projections.
Results indicated that the project appeared effective at creating opportunities for meaningful interactive language use, and students were comfortable with their autonomous role within the project.
Radiology needs to broaden its research activities, from animal studies to randomised clinical trials and thus obtain an autonomous role in basic and clinical research.
We found that in mice, the skin microbiota have an autonomous role in controlling the local inflammatory milieu and tuning resident T lymphocyte function.
Thus, Notch signaling plays a non-autonomous role in digit septation.
However, our model does not exclude a potential cell-autonomous role of Dlk1 in myoblast differentiation.
This construct significantly rescued the D-type axon guidance defect (Fig. 5A), demonstrating a cell-autonomous role for β-catenin.
Together, these data demonstrate that there is no luminal cell-autonomous role for Id1 in mammary epithelial cell fate determination, ductal morphogenesis and terminal differentiation.
Moreover, Vang and Fz do not play an essential cell-autonomous role to orient the mitotic spindle and specify the position of the 'anterior' domain that recruits Pon.
