"manage a role" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when referring to someone with the responsibility to lead and coordinate activities related to a certain job or task. For example, "Anissa was hired to manage a role in the company's accounting department."
In terms of climate change, quantifying carbon budget in forest is critical for managing a role of forest as carbon sink.
I'll just say that with the calming of ValueAct, I don't see who could cause enough ruckus to manage a Gates role change, especially at this time of intentional turmoil.
JOAN D. GRIFFITH Managing a Dual Role Joan D. Griffith had two identities.
Monday was the last day of Iris Chau's 11-year career at JPMorgan Chase and she says there's a lot she'll miss about the job, including her colleagues, her paycheck and her role managing a technical support team.
He plays a dual role, managing a team of two software engineers and contributing to the technical development of products.
With so much at stake, members must take an active role in managing a clearinghouse's risks.
In an extraordinary "exercise in self-flagellation," as he calls it, he admits: "I am no longer qualified to take an active role in managing a hedge fund.
Buzasi, who is understood to have been courted by a number of high profile media owners before taking the WGSN role, currently manages a team of about 45 at HuffPo.
Germano manages a terrific job in the role of Leopardi, where his twisted, writhing writhing movements suggest that the poet's need to write may have been as much an affliction as his physical ailments.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) needs to take a stronger leadership role in managing a 7-year-old program designed to translate basic research into clinical therapies, according to a report released today by the U.S. National Academies Institute of Medicinee (IOM).
