"disadvantageous role" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a role or position that is unfavorable or harmful to a person or situation. Example: In the movie, the antagonist played a disadvantageous role in the protagonist's quest for happiness and success.
However, the oxidation process plays a disadvantageous role on conductivity and reflectivity versus time.
Despite significant amount of research, there is no consensus on whether the infill walls play beneficial or disadvantageous role in vulnerability of structures (Pujol and Fick 2010).
Recent research has also provided evidence to suggest that ethnic favoritism in Kenya can play a significant disadvantageous role in local development.
Glutamine supplementation at a higher dosage was used in the REDOX study, which may account for its disadvantageous role.
Alternatively, parental manipulation can bias offspring to assume otherwise reproductively disadvantageous roles [ 10- 12].
The low yield is obviously disadvantageous for the practical use.
That is, we asked: in which parts of the ocean is it strongly disadvantageous to lose specific nitrogen use abilities, and in which parts is it less disadvantageous?
For a nation with historical pretensions of playing an important role in its immediate neighborhood, such a disadvantageous position only enhances the lure of nuclear arms.
Random names that do not provide a connection to your purpose or product are disadvantageous.
These findings suggest that the characteristics which are disadvantageous to child nutrition in rural areas play a small role in the gap, and that most of the gap is largely due to the favourable characteristics that urban children have.
Taken together, these notions suggested that the hemadsorption site of the NA has some role in virus replication in birds but is either not essential or disadvantageous for the virus replication in humans.
