The phrase "more profound role" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which someone is taking on a role that is more significant or meaningful than previously. For example, "In light of the current crisis, Jane is assuming a more profound role as a leader in her community."
While statistics play an important role internally at any football club as a measure of progress, it can be argued that intangibles such as innovation and culture play a more profound role.
The alternative explanation, championed by Richard Wilkinson of the University of Nottingham, is that stress plays a much more profound role in our health than we realize.
And then maybe we filmmakers might be able to play a more profound role as storytellers that help human beings make sense of this truly majestic cosmos.
But the Internet is playing a much more profound role in creating a world free of conflict, because it is also a transformative force -- not just a network of computers, but a network of minds.
You may want to read a little about what scientists and engineers do and see if there is any other subject that has played a more profound role in the development of human society.
So his dream was extinguished, on the heels of a personal loss so great, and now it is time for Biden to retire from public life and to once again embrace the even more profound role of keeping a family together and strong as it soldiers on.
Recently, it has become clear that the histone methylation state of chromatin may have more profound roles than previously realised in the targeting of DNMTs in mammalian genomes.
These observations suggest that MLKL and Drp1 may have more profound roles in regulating melanoma cell survival, but whether they are involved in necrosis induced by combinations of HDAC and BRAF inhibitors remains to be clarified.
It was a more profound film role, anyway, than her very first – as "Second Whore" in 1994's Interview with the Vampire.
This indicates that Syn II has a more profound structural role compared with Syn I, likely attributable to the stronger interactions of the former isoform with the cytoskeleton (65).
However, the Internet may also have a more encompassing and profound role in how patients deal with issues related to health and illness.
