"combined roles" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has multiple functions or responsibilities within a particular context. In other words, they are fulfilling more than one role at the same time. Example sentence: "As the CEO of the company, she had to juggle her combined roles of strategic planning, financial management, and team leadership."
The combined roles looked a little bit peculiar and the skillsets of both roles are not necessarily the same.
His prodigious responsibilities combined roles that today we know as leading actor, director, producer, marketing manager, literary manager, head of PR and head of fundraising.
works for the board, not the other way around; the continuation of combined roles inhibits the board in exercising its responsibilities because it creates an insurmountable imbalance of power," they write.
At a seminar in Brussels last month, Foreign Minister Carl Bildt of Sweden voiced doubts about creation of the foreign policy post, noting that it combined roles previously undertaken by three people working full time.
Moreover, Mr Ecclestone's combined roles from 1987 as president of the Formula One Constructors Association FOCACA, the F1 teams' collective voice), as a vice-president of the FIA and as owner of several F1 companies involved him in conflicts of interest.
The combined roles led to the production of geopolymer with improved properties and compressive strength of 36.7 MPa at 28 days.
Their combined role in Afghanistan was unprecedented.
"This position at a small weekly paper in regional NSW has been mistakenly advertised as a combined role.
These were temporary appointments, made by the Lord Advocate, who has a combined role as public prosecutor and senior law officer.
But while the artistic director of BFI Southbank, Eddie Berg, remains in situ, Hebron has opted not to apply for the combined role.
As children get older, some transitional objects — especially stuffed animals — take on distinct personalities, moving toward a combined role as comforter and imaginary friend.
