The phrase "competitive role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that involves competition, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "In today's job market, securing a competitive role requires not only relevant experience but also strong networking skills."
Alternatives: "challenging position" or "rivalrous role."
The Tour organiser, Christian Prudhomme, said his objective was a "more open, less controlled race, with the aim of rediscovering a form of cycling in the spirit of the five-time Tour winner Bernard Hinault, who will be absent from the race in either an official or competitive role for the first time in more than 40 years as he has retired.
Businesses today are keenly aware of the competitive role of information technology.
Water vapor plays a clear competitive role for surface sites adsorption, thus hampering the ethanol photo-oxidation.
Coupled with the capability of exploiting huge economies of scale in production, such a scenario configures a strong competitive role for China.18.18
The proposed algorithm is accompanied by a performance analysis for two numerical benchmarks, in which the dominant sources of computational load and parallel overhead as well as their competitive role in the efficiency of the algorithm will be demonstrated.
In this work, owing to a much enlarged experimental database, a regime map is developed to describe the regime transition and final bed geometry formed by considering the competitive role between the particle-inertial and water-convection during the particle accumulation process.
Dujarric said the competitive roles typically last for two months, with the chance of extending the time by an extra month, and involve attending important meetings, drafting notes and participating in general office work.
According to a new study from University College London's School of Management, men are more likely to be overlooked for competitive roles that rely upon individual talent – sales positions, for example – if they are perceived as handsome.
Both bacterial and fungal VOCs play competitive roles in chemical interactions between microorganisms (Beattie and Torrey [1986]; Morath et al. [2012]).
An analysis of mice with disrupted genes for IL-2, IL-15, and their cytokine receptors supports these competitive roles for IL-2 and IL-15.
Different treatments could be used to address different potential causes of the same problem, playing complementary rather than competitive roles [ 51].
