"broker role" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone who acts as a mediator between parties involved in a transaction or agreement. For example, "The lawyer took on a broker role in negotiating the terms of the contract."
The Service Broker Role brings consumers and services together by providing a registry of known services.
But its concluding point, suggesting that we may not want the government to play the insurance broker role, feeds a troubling trend of conflating efficiency and equity.
When he took office, President Bush said he would take the C.I.A. out of the broker role that it had been playing in theconflict.
He should also clarify that America wants an "honest broker" role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to supplant Bush's Israel-can-do-no-wrong policy.
The British government, he claimed, has 36 million pounds available for land reform in Zimbabwe, but they are probably too antagonistic to play an honest broker role.
Employees with a high betweenness (e.g., Luc in our example network below) play a broker role between communities, which is essential in terms of both innovation and increased efficiency.
"Knowledge broker roles tend to be hybrid, emerging, and ambiguous," adds Knight.
Organizations occupying broker roles may exploit opportunities by excluding others from these opportunities, especially when "ambiguous or distorted information is strategically moved between contacts by the tertius" (Burt 2000, p. 355).
People who connect two unconnected groups can play knowledge broker roles.
Emerging as a new stream of research, eleven studies evaluated or described knowledge broker roles or related concepts [ 6, 35, 37, 51- 57] with dedicated dissemination strategies evaluated in 7 studies and mentioned as a facilitator in 43.
Ms Merkel, though readier to be blunt with autocrats, nurtures Germany's honest-broker role.
