"inherent role" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is naturally part of something else. For example, "In the family, the father has an inherent role of providing and protecting."
Furthermore, the "publish or perish" mentality, combined with teaching students and grant submission targets contribute to inherent role conflict.
Learning is an inherent role of experimentation, as managers typically experiment to engage with the environment and to obtain knowledge.
The structure of the 20S proteasome and its inherent role in the regulation of proteasome function are gradually being elucidated.
"What have previous commander in chiefs done?" Answering his question, he cited Woodrow Wilson's authorizing the interception of all cables to and from Europe in World War I "based upon the Constitution and his inherent role as commander in chief".
It is now possible to envisage adventurous applications for polyester microparticles beyond their inherent role as biodegradable, controlled drug delivery vehicles.
This article aims to document the different ethics enshrined within the Hindu community that have an inherent role in the conservation of biodiversity in Uttarakhand Himalaya.
It is imperative that the populace plays an active role in demanding that public servants rediscover their inherent roles and responsibilities to serve the public because the cost of neglect is ruining the world our children will inherit.
Photographers can't escape their medium-inherent roles as witness.
In material clauses, Actor is an inherent participant role and participant roles of Goal, Initiator, Scope, Recipient, Client, and Attribute may be involved in the process.
He overcame the piano's inherent background role in a band setting by playing with a forceful touch (sometimes breaking piano strings) and using octave voicing in his melody lines.
In mental clauses, Senser is an inherent participant role and Phenomenon and Inducer may get involved in the mental process.
