The phrase "has central role" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone plays a crucial or important role in a particular situation or context. Example: In the company's success, teamwork has a central role.
The design has central role both for passive and active indoor control.
In obese persons, evidence indicates that adipose tissue (mainly visceral) releases a variety of adipokines associated with insulin resistance, dyslipidemia and arterial hypertension [ 24], suggesting that obesity has central role in the genesis of T2DM.
Recently, c-Myc has been recognized as an important regulator of stem cell biology as it may serve as a link connecting malignancy and "stemness" and has central role in cell proliferation, apoptosis, and survival of CSCs [ 12– 12].
Egr1 has central roles in the proliferation and localization of HSCs (Min et al., 2008).
It shows that countries such as Greece, France, and Italy once had central roles in the network but that this centrality has decreased in recent centuries.
Urban design and planning have central roles to play in mitigating these gendered challenges.
Two of the longest-serving characters in Spooks, Ruth Evershed (Nicola Walker and Harry Pearce Peter Firthth), will have central roles in the final series.
The letter from the dissertation chair should identify those co-authors who had central roles in the research and writing, from whom written permission normally must be obtained.
HIFs have been studied intensively by the biomedical research community, because HIFs have central roles in cancer and cardiovascular disease.
In PTP1B, the residues His214, Cys215 and Ser 216 have central roles in the activation of the active-site [43].
