"command role" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a noun phrase that can be used to refer to a position of leadership or authority in a group or organization, such as a business or military unit. For example, "She recently took up a command role in the organization, overseeing the day-to-day operations."
In other American cities, fire departments still have the command role in hazmat incidents.
And I can't have someone in a command role who's not there half the time; it's not fair to anyone.
Take a command role when managing your Hispanic employees as a group, be a boss while being fair and objective.
Players form two armies, with one player on each side taking the command role and playing Savage as a real-time strategy game while everyone else becomes a soldier playing an action game.
Indeed, prosecutors preparing the case against Mr. Milosevic at The Hague are searching for documents, communications intercepts or memorandums to prove his direct command role in the war crimes committed in the name of his dream of a "Greater Serbia".
With the rise to power of Nguyễn Cao Kỳ — head of the Vietnam Air Force — following Khánh's departure, returned to a command role in the army.
Details and the use of symbols for each of these factors are presented in Figures 2, 3, and 4. The ambulance and medical commanders express uncertainty regarding their command roles and how these were to be conducted in the best way.
Equality between NATO (read U.S). and Russian capabilities and command roles?
Petraeus took charge of multinational forces in Iraq in 2007, after four years of filling various command roles in the country, including combat roles.
She has extensive experience of counter-terrorism policing, having undertaken command roles after 9/11 and, four years later, the 2005 bombings in London.
The spokesman said Australia was well placed to make an important contribution to command roles, and would increase the number of ADF personnel in coalition headquarters from 20 to 30.
