"distinguished role" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a significant or noteworthy position or responsibility that someone holds or plays in a situation or organization. Example: As the head of the company's marketing department, Sarah played a distinguished role in the success of their latest campaign.
Jack played a distinguished role in the history of Carnegie Hall.
Siobhain Butterworth has played a courageous and distinguished role in upholding those values in her former role as legal director.
Despite its distinguished role alongside wensleydale, Roquefort and Venezuelan beaver cheese, that strange 1960s invention Ilchester has also been dropped in the bin.
It was gratifying to see a private citizen who has taken a quiet but distinguished role in politics apply for Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate seat.
It was gratifying to see a private citizen who has taken a quiet but distinguished role in politics apply for the Senate seat to replace Hillary Rodham Clinton, assuming Mrs. Clinton is confirmed as secretary of state.
No consideration is given to the wrongs done to Catholics, particularly in Ireland, in a curriculum designed, in the current education secretary's words: "To celebrate the distinguished role of these islands in the history of the world".
They have played distinguished roles in the treatment of the infections for mammalians and plants (Isono, 1988).
Increasing discoveries indicated that, like miRNAs, lncRNAs played distinguished roles in pathogenesis and tumorigenesis, and could be novel biomarkers and potential therapeutic targets in diseases [ 30].
Thus the role of miR-21 in heart failure has not yet been unambiguously determined but the observation that it has distinguished roles in both the myocardium and the immune system makes it an interesting target for future investigation.
— even as her inability to distinguish role playing from reality offers a far richer theme.
To understand FOXP2/Foxp2 functions, it is necessary to distinguish roles in innate versus learned complex movement patterns.
